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Happy 90th Charlie Daniel
Cartoonist Charlie Daniel was born December 14, 1929; today he becomes. in our parlance, a Senior Stripper. Happy Birthday Charlie! For 60 years, from 1958 to 2019, Charlie was cartooning for Knoxville, Tennessee. Charlie was let go by Gannett early this year. Charlie has been honored throughout his career, most recently being awarded the Distinguished […]
Posted on: Dec 14, 2019, Section: AAEC-feed, Anniversaries, Editorial cartooning, Comments: 0 Comments
CSotD: Illogic and hypocrisy roundup
This Phil Hands piece is a good opener on a day when a power failure has delayed the process. It had nothing to do with weather but the lack of power is lack of heat in the house, which puts me in the mood. The police in Hands’ home base of Madison are, I suppose, […]
Posted on: Dec 14, 2019, Section: Editorial cartooning, Comments: 1 Comment
Buy Gerald Scarfe Art
From the Livingston Ledger: An image of the Duke of Cambridge leap-frogging over his father the Prince of Wales [#39] is among the satirical Gerald Scarfe cartoons going on sale. The unpublished image, which has a £3,000 to £5,000 estimate, is among a catalogue of cartoons to be sold by Sotheby’s auctioneers in central London […]
Posted on: Dec 13, 2019, Section: AAEC-feed, Auctions, Cartoonist's Cartoonists, Editorial cartooning, Illustration, International, Comments: 0 Comments
CSotD: Very random observations
Pat Bagley starts us off with a depressingly accurate look at things. The comment on the tax on services identifies this as a local comment on Utah politics, but it applies nationally as well. I suppose they might listen if they were more beholden to local voters than to corporate contributors, but an Amendment to […]
Posted on: Dec 12, 2019, Section: Editorial cartooning, Comments: 2 Comments
Calendars For the 2020 Election Year
For those with a political bent in need of a 2020 calendar, you might want… The Economist 2020 KAL Calendar or THE 2020 LALO ALCARAZ AND LA CUCARACHA CARTOON CALENDAR! or the 2020 Keefie-Toon Mega-Mix Calendar!
Posted on: Dec 11, 2019, Section: AAEC-feed, Editorial cartooning, Comments: 0 Comments
Cartoonist “Suffocated” by Political Correctness
An update on our story of an editorial cartoon that made light of a measles outbreak in Samoa that is killing the young and the elderly. After an uproar and street protests the Otago Daily Times printed a mea culpa, and editor Barry Stewart publicly stated a more heartfelt apology. Cartoonist Garrick Tremain at the time […]
Posted on: Dec 11, 2019, Section: AAEC-feed, Editorial cartooning, International, Comments: 0 Comments
And a Prince of a Fella Besides (Michael Ramirez)
When an editor gets a message from a reader about an editorial cartoon, he knows it is not going to be from a happy camper. But every once in a blue moon that editor is surprised: Political cartoonist Michael Ramirez is simply a genius. I have been amazed and entertained for years by Mr. Ramirez’s […]
Posted on: Dec 11, 2019, Section: AAEC-feed, Editorial cartooning, Comments: 2 Comments
CSotD: Random observations
Michael de Adder picks up on the news that Canada’s athlete of the year and the Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year are both women. Tennis player Bianca Andreescu was the unanimous pick for Canada’s Lou Marsh Trophy, while women’s soccer hero Megan Rapinoe was chosen by SI for her courage as well as her […]
Posted on: Dec 11, 2019, Section: Comic strips, Editorial cartooning, Comments: 2 Comments
CSotD: Confronting Reality
I’m going to start out with the most challenging cartoon of the day, Bob Gorrell‘s commentary on the IG Report. Unlike the Mueller Report, this stuff is truly dense, such that the Executive Summary is more challenging than the fine print in most others. A quick reaction is impossible, and a more thoughtful response is […]
Posted on: Dec 10, 2019, Section: Comic strips, Editorial cartooning, Comments: 4 Comments
Alternative Paper Annoyed at Moderate Cartoonist
Seattle’s alternative newspaper The Stranger takes exception with David Horsey being a middle-of-the-road editorial cartoonist: Seattle Times‘ editorial cartoonist David Horsey has it in his mind that he is the voice of good old American common sense. He never goes too far to the right, nor too far to the left. He is a moderate, […]
Posted on: Dec 9, 2019, Section: AAEC-feed, Editorial cartooning, Comments: 0 Comments
CSotD: Reality Checks
Starting out with an arc to watch. Some time ago, Adam@Home discovered he’d become a viral meme after somebody took a pic of him at the local coffee shop. Now he’s been approached by a coffee company that wants to make him the face of their brand. Problem is, the money is irresistible but the […]
Posted on: Dec 9, 2019, Section: Comic strips, Editorial cartooning, Comments: 1 Comment
CSotD: Sunday Potpourri
The good news is that Rob Rogers has found a home for “Brewed on Grant,” his local look into Pittsburgh life. The other good news is that he manages to combine the personal with the universal, which is the key to good writing. The principle is simple but not easy to apply because it falls […]
Posted on: Dec 8, 2019, Section: Comic strips, Editorial cartooning, Comments: 1 Comment
CSotD: Better Late Than Never
Michael Ramirez points out that the US is carrying most of the burden of NATO, a prominent argument of the New America First crowd. Of course, it’s not that simple, but we’re not invested in complex arguments that require study. It does seem, however, that there is an ongoing bit of confusion over what we […]
Posted on: Dec 7, 2019, Section: Comic strips, Editorial cartooning, Comments: 8 Comments
Rebecca Hendin Wins Political Cartoon of the Year
The Guardian proudly reports that one of their cartoonists, Rebecca Hendin, won the Political Cartoon of the Year award. The artist Rebecca Hendin has won the political cartoon of the year award for a work in the Guardian that depicted Boris Johnson sitting in a burning room while skipping a joint press conference with Luxembourg’s […]
Posted on: Dec 6, 2019, Section: AAEC-feed, Editorial cartooning, International, Comments: 0 Comments
Willie and Joe and World War 3 (Mauldin, 1951)
Here’s the story in a nutshell. In May, 1952, after the Russian invasion of Yugoslavia, the principal United Nations countries and the United States declare war. The United States uses atomic bombs against Russian industrial complexes. Soviet forces invade West Germany, the Middle East and Alaska. US forces, in disarray, have retreated on all fronts. […]
Posted on: Dec 6, 2019, Section: AAEC-feed, Cartoonist's Cartoonists, Comic history, Editorial cartooning, Magazines, Comments: 1 Comment
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