Mickey at 90 The Mickey Mouse Campbell’s Soup Cans have been announced by the brand in collaboration with Disney to help celebrate the iconic mouse cartoon character’s 90th birthday. The limited-edition soup packaging has been created with three different variations with the varying styles of the character in mind to commemorate its iconic popularity.The Mickey […]
Scooby Doo becomes the latest cartoon character to appear on a United States postage stamp.Linn’s Stamp News reports:Cartoon canine Scooby-Doo is taking time out from solving spooky mysteries to help solve the world’s environmental challenges. As part of his new quest, the animated Great Dane is appearing on a new United States postage stamp that […]
The new alternative newspaper Pittsburgh Current has reached an agreement to publish Rob Rogers political cartoons on the web and in print.Pittsburgh Current is pleased to announce that it will be the first Pittsburgh publication to carry former Post-Gazette cartoonist Rob Rogers. An agreement was reached with this morning with Andrews McMeel Universal, Rogers syndication […]
PRI weighs in with a great piece on everything happening with the new Nancy. Includes the first audio interview with the reclusive Olivia Jaimes. http://bit.ly/2tkdIDv From PRI:While Jaimes wants to stay true to the spirit of Bushmiller’s classic “Nancy” comics, she’s also bringing a feminist perspective that is generating resistance among internet commenters. But she gets […]
I’m not too sure about parchment paper, but bulldog clips — as seen in this Barney & Clyde – are the greatest. For the cost of one of those plastic bag clips that will break the first time it is dropped, you can get a whole jar of bulldog clips that will hold bags closed and will […]
The Clarksdale (Miss.) Press Register will be featuring the work of editorial cartoonist Ricky Nobile each week on their opinion page. Ricky has been providing locally-themed cartoons to Mississippi newspapers since 1971.Ricky has provided over 48 years of editorial cartoons on Mississippi politics to over 40 newspapers and is the editorial cartoonist for The Mississippi […]
Eyebeam by Sam Hurt via The Austin Chronicle comics page. 1930 photobomber by Jefferson Machamer (Judge magazine) via Curious Bygone Days. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Introduces New Editorial Cartoonist Reeve Cannon via Breaking Burgh. Out of the Inkwell by Max Fleischer and more via Yesterday I Was A Dog (hat tip: Bristol Board). February 13, 1983 – Thomas […]
The Oldest Surviving Animated Films by Sarah Nour at Reel Rundown.The Oldest Surviving Animated Films Part I (1892-1909)Charles-Émile Reynaud was the inventor of optical theatre, an animated moving-picture system that he patented in 1888. In October of 1892, he screened three of his own animated films in a demonstration at the Musée Grévin, a museum […]
Steve Benson notes that Trump has made a U-turn, and, suddenly, a lot of current political cartoons are outdated.I won’t miss the recurring Statue of Liberty images. It was an excellent way to show our rejection of America’s core values, and then it was a reminder and then it was just an indication that editorial cartoonists […]
The BN editorial team called the response “overwhelming.”Here’s the story. https://buffalonews.com/2018/05/28/letter-time-to-hit-refresh-on-the-comics-page/
Dick Tracy: Dead or Alive #1 (of 4) Lee & Michael Allred (writer) • Rich Tommaso & Michael Allred (artists) • Laura Allred (color)IDW Publishing proudly presents the rebirth of one the most iconic comic-strip heroes of all time, Dick Tracy! The All-American detective just made the biggest collar of his career, and it only […]
Deacon Stephen Bentley of St. John the Evangelist is better known around these parts as cartoonist Stephen Bentley, creator of Herb and Jamaal.For years part of Deacon Bentley’s ministry has been to create Frankenbikes. Taking in donated bicycles Stephen repairs them by gathering parts off various cycles and then gives the newly created bikes to […]
A source in “the know” is telling us that the guests for this year’s Walt Disney Hometown Toonfest on September 15th in Marceline, Mo., are: New Yorker cartoonist Liza Donnelly Disney sculptor Kent Melton “Thatababy” cartoonist Paul Trap CORRECTION: Stage and screen star Nell Carter will not be appearing.
The King Features Weekly Service is no longer syndicating Ricardo Galvão‘s The Cashier. The Cashier by Ricardo Galvão June 4, 2015 – March 8, 2018 weekly strip King Features Weekly Service [Start and stop dates as published in the (Plattsburgh) New York Eagle News.] Starting Saturday, June 9, [15-year-old Hunter] Wooldridge began publishing his comic strip […]
Complimenting their 11 Things You Might Not Know About Jim Davis of two years ago, Mental Floss has now issued 20 Things You Might Not Know About Garfield.A major Garfield accomplishment was changing the New York Times Best Selling List.17. THE GARFIELD COMIC STRIP BOOKS HAVE BEEN HUGE HITS “The 11 Garfield comic strip books […]