Ed Stein is a well-respected veteran of the brutal circulation wars in Denver*, and, if his former home base at the Rocky Mountain News no longer exists, his wit and insight remain unimpaired, to the extent that I’m going to let him run his own commentary on this cartoon:Conservative provocateur Andrew Breitbart did it again, […]
Get Your War On clip-art cartoonist David Rees has launched a new venture: sharpening pencils. From The National Post: The business plan is simple: just send him a No. 2 pencil in need of a good sharpening, and for the low, low price of $12.50 he?ll sharpen it, mail it back to you, and include […]
This Thursday, Jimmy Johnson’s Arlo and Janis will celebrate 25 in syndication. From E&P: “I really wanted to do a comic strip about a society of talking dogs, called ‘Baskerville,’ but talking-animal strips were out of favor with newspaper editors at the time, and young families were all the rage,” Johnson wrote on his site […]
Former The State editorial cartoonist Robert Ariail has joined with the The Spartanburg Herald-Journal to do local editorial cartoons.From GoUpState.com, Ariail says, “Of course, South Carolina is a gold mine for cartooning. It’s one of the reasons I didn’t want to leave the state, and a reason I’m so excited about working with the Herald-Journal. […]
I’ve been following the story of the Ekert in Non Sequitur since it began at the tail end of June, but, since Wiley Miller tends to develop his continuing stories at a leisurely (some might say “thoughtful”) pace, I didn’t know quite when I was going to come across the right episode to post. However, […]