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Cartoon Exhibit [E]ditorial cartoons [will be] exhibited at the University of Tennessee’s Downtown Gallery beginning Wednesday, January 26 through…
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Cartoon Exhibit [E]ditorial cartoons [will be] exhibited at the University of Tennessee’s Downtown Gallery beginning Wednesday, January 26 through…
Usually any book missed in the monthly Hey Kids! Comics! checklist would wait to be noted in the following month’s…
What could be more nonsensical than a MAD parody of a non-existant TV western? How about a second MAD parody…
The new New Yorker is a Food and Drink issue. One of the thrills of living in a big city,…
Bazooka Joe in Israel © Topps The Virtual Museum of Israel Chewing Gum Wrappers looks at the Bazooka Joe chewing…
Shary Flenniken ran away from Seattle and became a cartooning star. In her free time, she started illustrating covers and…
Matt Bors has announced his plans to change his cartooning routine: After 18 years and more than 1,600 political cartoons,…
MAD writer Frank Jacobs has passed away. Franklin (Frank) JacobsMay 30, 1929 – April 5, 2021 The Jacobs family…
Johnny Sampson began his comics career with a sideways tribute to Al Jaffee. In Tru-ly MAD-ly, the Chicago illustrator gets…
Earlier this month Tom Richmond gave a timeline of MAD magazine’s past eight years – from New York-based original material…
A treasure trove for cartooning fans is now available! The Internet Archive has made available the run of Jud Hurd’s…
Editor & Publisher’s roots began in 1884 when The Journalist was first published to serve the U.S. newspaper industry. The…
I’m not going to make a habit of commenting on things I’ve drawn, but I think I do need to…
Tom Richmond Answers Your MAD Questions The word spread last year that MAD magazine would no longer publish. We here…
Journalist and civil servant Paul E. Fitzgerald has passed away. Paul Edward (Fitz) FitzgeraldNovember 26, 1926 – December 3, 2020…