The Life (and Death) of Don Asmussen
The San Francisco Chronicle and Peter Hartlaub remember Don Asmussen. [Don] Asmussen, who drew cartoons and illustrations for The San…
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The San Francisco Chronicle and Peter Hartlaub remember Don Asmussen. [Don] Asmussen, who drew cartoons and illustrations for The San…
At 93 Sy Barry, artist of The Phantom comic strip from 1961 to 1994 and a comic book artist for…
Drew Litton, sports cartoonist for The Colorado Sun and 9News (KUSA, Denver), recently got a segment on his television station…
New Yorker cartoonist Hilary Fitgerald Campbell is far too young to have a full-blown biography, so this Press Democrat…
Hispanic Heritage Month wrapped up a few days ago, but it’s never too late to acknowledge the immense contributions that…
Joe Dator puts a book together. © Joe Dator What do you wish you had known before making a…
Canada Post’s week of honoring editorial cartoonists continues with Bruce MacKinnon. MacKinnon’s first cartoon was published by the local weekly,…
photo: Anna Watts for The Washington Post The tiniest line and the big picture. That is her purview since becoming…
Legendary Gets Hollywood Rights to Heathcliff © Creators Syndicate Move over Garfield, there’s a new cat in town. Or rather,…
If you know me, you know I’m a huge fan of Chester Gould, and I have a number of Dick…
Once upon a time there was a lonely rich boy whose mother insisted on dragging him away from home to…
[I]f you were looking for a name for a cartoonist, you couldn’t do much better than Scrawls. And that’s…
Young Liza had succeeded in fulfilling a lifelong dream. In 1979 Liza Donnelly joined three other women as the female…
“My 50,000 comics would be at least 50 novels and 60 TV episodes worth of dialogue,” declares the syndicated illustrator…
Johnny Sampson began his comics career with a sideways tribute to Al Jaffee. In Tru-ly MAD-ly, the Chicago illustrator gets…