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Al Goodwyn returns to the Aiken Standard

by D. D. Degg 0 comments May 13, 2018

After more than a decade cartoonist and illustrator Al Goodwyn‘s editorial cartoons are returning to the Aiken (S.C.) Standard.Goodwyn, who was the cartoonist for the Standard in the late ’90s and early 2000s, will provide insight in a humorous way on local, state and national topics. His cartoons will regularly appear twice a week in […]

CSotD: Perspectives

by Mike Peterson 1 comments May 13, 2018

Nick Anderson draws a parallel I certainly thought of, when I heard people were being evacuated from their homes on the slopes of Kilaeua, but my views on the matter have moderated a bit.A large part of that came after I read this explainer from the Atlantic, which not only goes into some fascinating detail […]

CSotD: Any Given Saturday

by Mike Peterson 4 comments May 12, 2018

Generally, Saturday is the day for burying weak gags and inconsequential “group hug” story arc endings. For some reason, a whole lot of people ignored that pattern today, including Olivia Jaimes, who broke out of the New, Improved Nancy’s dadaist pattern for this more insightful piece. Not her first. A few more in the mix and […]

Possible ‘B.C.’ Animated Feature for 2021

by D. D. Degg 0 comments May 11, 2018

As reported by Animation Magazine:Parallax Media Ventures is developing a new animated feature based on John Hart’s classic comic series B.C. The feature, titled B.C.: Back to Civilization, will be eyeing an early 2021 release date.Above: presentation artwork for the project.“Today, Johnny Hart’s grandsons Mason and Mick are the wizards behind the daily comic strip,” […]

New Startup looking for Editorial Cartoonist

by D. D. Degg 0 comments May 11, 2018

As the AAEC tells us,Fourth Estate, a startup dedicated to “fostering, supporting and incubating a sustainable and vibrant free press” is looking to add a freelance cartoonist to their team.Following the link at the AAEC we find the Fourth Estate mission:To contribute to a healthy society by fostering, supporting and incubating a sustainable and vibrant […]

New Books for ‘Safe Havens’ and ‘On the Fastrack’

by TDC Archive 1 comments May 11, 2018

The ridiculously prolific Bill Holbrook has announced two new book collections of his King Features syndicated comics On the Fastrack and Safe Havens.Safe Havens: http://www.lulu.com/shop/bill-holbrook/safe-havens-dodos/paperback/product-23607554.html On the Fastrack: http://www.lulu.com/shop/bill-holbrook/invasion-of-the-goth/paperback/product-23578311.htmlYou can read his third comic “Kevin and Kell” here.

Cliff Wirth 1927 – 2018

by D. D. Degg 0 comments May 11, 2018

Michigan and Chicago cartoonist Cliff Wirth has passed away.Clifton Robert (Cliff) Wirth 1927 – May 8, 2018Cliff Wirth began his career as a newspaper cartoonist and artist in 1950 at The Detroit News, later he would move to The Chicago Sun-Times. He would also contribute gag cartoons to magazines.From the Sun-Times obituary:When someone at school […]

CSotD: Friday Funnies

by Mike Peterson 5 comments May 11, 2018

Start off the non-political parade with a Bliss cartoon which is less humorous on its own than in tandem with the strangest conversation of the week.Charley horses and other cramps are a common side effect of taking statins, so it’s not hard to get a conversation on the topic going if you hang out with […]

Georgia Dunn’s Cartooning Advice to a Young Fan

by TDC Archive 1 comments May 11, 2018

Georgia “Breaking Cat News” Dunn posted this response to an 11-year-old fan on her social media platforms. You can find her on Twitter here @GeorgiaDunnBCN .From Georgia: An 11 year old long time reader wrote to me asking for tips to begin cartooning. I wrote this up for them, and thought that I might share it here […]

N.Y. Times on a Midtown Bar’s Comic Wall of Art

by TDC Archive 0 comments May 11, 2018

From Today’s New York Times: This crumbling, beer-splotched wall in the back of a sports bar on East 44th Street is one of New York’s more neglected cultural treasures. Created in the 1970s, it is a veritable Sistine Chapel of American comic-strip art: the 30-some drawings across its face were left by a who’s who of cartooning […]

Herblock Prize Ceremony and Reception in Photos

by D. D. Degg 0 comments May 10, 2018

If you missed Ward Sutton getting the Herblock Prize last night, don’t worry. Bruce Guthrie was there with his camera and is sharing the pictures.The Prizeand The Young Man who won it.photos © Bruce GuthrieBruce Guthrie’s photo gallery of The Presentation is here.Bruce Guthrie’s photo gallery of The Reception is here.hat tip to Mike Rhode’s […]

King Announces ‘Macanudo’ Comic Launch

by TDC Archive 1 comments May 10, 2018

The Comics Beat is reporting that King Features will launch the comic “Macanudo” by Argentinian cartoonist Liniers in September.Here’s the link to The Comics Beat story and another link to a 2014 interview with the cartoonist.     

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