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Society of Illustrators elects Pat Oliphant, Will Eisner into Hall of Fame

by Alan Gardner 0 comments July 8, 2015

The Society of Illustrators has inducted two cartoonists to the Hall of Fame: Will Eisner, creator of The Spirit and editorial cartoonist Pat Oliphant. Writing the introduction to Pat, Political journalist P. J. O?Rourke writes:But when the people who are wielding the swords can be made to look ridiculous?asleep like Leonid Brezhnev, a Wall Street plutocrat so […]

Profiled: the life and career of Dan Piraro

by Alan Gardner 1 comments July 8, 2015

Zachary Crockett writing for PricenomicsIn an era where breaking stories can be shared in real-time on the Internet, it?s odd to hold a paper that literally contains yesterday?s news ? and comics are no exception: reprints of old Garfield, Peanuts, and Dennis the Menace strips fill the page. The world has moved on, but in […]

Podcast: Episode 222 ? SDCC 2015 Preview

by Alan Gardner 0 comments July 7, 2015

Tom Racine’s latest Tall Tale Radio podcast episode is now available. Head over to Tall Tale Radio and give it a listen. In this episode: Lucas Turnbloom, Justin Thompson and I talk about the San Diego Comic-Con, our memories of Con moments, and general Con stuff!  I apologize for the sound this time around…let’s just […]

French court acquits Plantu from 2010 Catholic Pope cartoon

by Alan Gardner 3 comments July 2, 2015

French cartoonist Jean Plantureux (AKA Plantu) has been acquitted of accusations of inciting hatred by a French appeals court. The accusations stem from a cartoon (below) that depicted Pope Benedict XVI having sex with a child.The New York Times:A lower court acquitted Plantu last year, saying the cartoon came out at a time of increasing […]

Mike Luckovich makes point about women on the $10; commits federal crime

by Alan Gardner 1 comments July 1, 2015

Monday, Atlanta Journal-Constitution editorial cartoonist Mike Luckovich defaced a $10 bill while discussing and commenting on the recent news of the Treasury announcing future $10 bills will feature a woman. I won’t spoil the ending, you’ll have to click through the image below and watch the video.Federal law prohibits mutilating or disfiguring U.S. currency and […]

Stan Lee rushed to hospital; still attends Ant-Man premier

by Alan Gardner 1 comments June 30, 2015

From Comicbook.com:Sources for TMZ say the 92-year-old was “taken from his Hollywood Hills home to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center” yesterday. As of now, the reason for the emergency call to 911 isn’t clear. Lee was feeling well enough to be interviewed at the premiere, showing no signs of being under the weather. Actually, he was very […]

Inside Out loses box office top honors for second weekend in row

by Alan Gardner 1 comments June 30, 2015

The coveted number one movie of the weekend honors was once again denied to Disney/Pixar’s Inside Out which came in second to Jurassic World. Again. Of course, if you can’t win at the game, redefine the rules. So hurray, Inside Out is the highest grossing ORIGINAL film (not franchise film, ahem, Jurassic Park, I mean […]

Editorial cartoonist Daniel Saad recognized as Communicator of the Year

by Alan Gardner 0 comments June 30, 2015

From the The News Herald:Longtime editorial cartoonist Daniel Saad was named the International Association of Business Communicators Detroit chapter ?Communicator of the Year,? at the annual Renaissance Awards ceremony held June 24 in South Lyon. Saad, had been the editorial cartoonist for The News-Herald Newspapers for more than 27 years, and has done cartons for […]

Southern Poverty Law Center apologizes for posting plagiarized Englehart cartoon

by Alan Gardner 4 comments June 30, 2015

The Southern Poverty Law Center has issued an apology to Hartford Courant editorial cartoonist Bob Englehart for reposting a plagiarized cartoon that they found on Twitter. Bob’s original cartoon (below) was drawn in reaction to calls to remove the Confederate Flag.Below is the cartoon someone swiped and heavily altered including removing his signature and posted […]

ABC7 looks at Sentinel plagiarism cartoons

by Alan Gardner 1 comments June 29, 2015

ABC7, an ABC affiliate for the greater Washington DC area, recently looked into the cartoon plagiarism of the Montgomery Sentinel. The report was mostly reporting the paper’s position that they’ve taken corrective action and are moving past the issue and Councilman Tom Moore, who exposed the paper. Here’s the report:At this point, it’s clear the […]

Marvel to diversify Spider-man; Stan Lee says Spidey should stay white and straight

by Alan Gardner 1 comments June 29, 2015

Marvel Comics is diversifying several of their characters. NPR has a report on the upcoming new Spider-Man and alter ego Miles Morales, a half-African-American, half-Latino character.From NPR:As far as its comics go, Marvel has had a string of diversity shifts recently, with changes to Captain America, Ms. Marvel and Thor. Bendis tells NPR’s Arun Rath […]

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