“Heart of the City” is one of my favorite strips, but last Sunday’s touched off a major topic that’s been rattling around in my mind.And, when I say “major,” I mean multifaceted, because, to start with, Heart’s mom suggests that there’s nothing wrong with a girl dressing up as the Man in the Yellow Hat, […]
The Chicago Sun-Times in an effort “to reinvest in the quality journalism you’ve come to expect” will “[pare] back some comics.”Today marks some changes to the comics and classified pages of our Monday-through-Saturday print editions. Rather than three dedicated pages of comics, we’ll be publishing one comics page with the New York Times crossword and […]
Mike Luckovich Talks Politics …a lot of people now realize how fragile our democracy is…ArtsATL interviews Mike Luckovich about editorial cartooning and The State of The Union. From one side of the fence to the other. Antonio Branco Talks PoliticsI don’t shy away from the fact that I’m conservative…Poynter gave Antonio Branco a call and talked editorial […]
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(Matt Bors) (Darrin Bell)Today’s opening Juxtaposition hit me because I was just in a back-and-forth on social media in which (perhaps late) I had a particular revelation.The topic was not unusual, but what was, was the willingness of the other fellow to hash it out rather than just sling insults and talking points.His point was that […]
Ricardo Caté Cartooning Without Reservations Without Reservations is a daily comic in the Santa Fe New Mexican. Creator Ricardo Caté’s subject material comes from his experience but also deals with political themes.Caté said his overall goal is to keep expanding his comic and be in more newspapers. “I want to make this nationwide,” he said. […]