The Super Bowl has come and gone. Pittsburg Post-Gazette editorial cartoonist Rob Rogers was in Tampa for the week to cover the Super Bowl. Check out his blog for a series of posts on what he was able to take in. And be sure to check outDrew Litton, the sports cartoonist for the Rocky Mountain […]
Last week came news of several papers in the alt-newspaper market that were temporarily suspending buying syndicated cartoons. Mike Lynch reports that several magazines have stopped buying cartoons, reduced their payout or started buying Cartoonbank cartoons. Specifically he mentions First for Women, Good Housekeeping, Time Magazine and Woman’s World as having made major changes to […]
Beginning today, The Daily Cartoonists takes an evolutionary step toward fulfilling its place as THE news source for professional cartoonists. Up until now, the topics of the blog have been based on what I find interesting and more often than not what I have time to post. I have lamented that many worthwhile stories aren’t […]
Q1. Who can post stories on the blog?A1. Anyone can write for the blog. You must register and use your full name when posting comments or blog posts.Q2. Are we restricted on what we can write about?A2. Submissions must be related to cartooning, whether that be print, web, animation, etc. I will be fact checking […]
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Norm Feuti’s new webcomic Gill has joined up with Tall Tales Features. Other Tale Tale members include Dog Eat Doug creator Brian Anderson , Imagine This by Lucas Turnbloom, Legends of Bill by David Reddick, Charly and Company by Mike Sieber, Imy by Irma Eriksson, MetzgerCartoons by Scott Metzger, Broken Things by Chip Skelton, and […]