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Sunday’s Pearls Before Swine mocks syndicate president John Glynn

by Alan Gardner 0 comments January 26, 2015

Stephan Pastis often injects himself into his strip Pearls Before Swine, but yesterday he brought in his syndicate boss John Glynn. Michael Cavna asked Stephan what prompted him to mock Universal Uclick’s President and Editorial Director:So, what sparked this heartily applauded decision to get all passive-transgressive? ?Well, the truth is that Glynn is about as […]

Podcast: Episode 203 ? Doug Adams, Music While You Work

by Alan Gardner 0 comments January 23, 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: With the release of the final “Hobbit” movie, I thought it was time to have Doug Adams on one more time! Always great to talk with the author of “The […]

Dan Piraro hits 30 years drawing Bizarro

by Alan Gardner 0 comments January 23, 2015

Dan Piraro has marked the 30th anniversary doing his panel Bizarro. He has a sample of his earliest work on his blog.He writes:My career started 10 years before I owned a computer so my first decade of work was not digitized and I?ve no idea where my early work is in my archival catacombs. I?ll […]

Toonseum hires news executive director

by Alan Gardner 0 comments January 16, 2015

The Toonseum has announced it has found a new interim executive director to replace founder Joe Wos who left in September. From the press release:The ToonSeum is proud to announce Tammy Aupperle as the new interim executive director of Pittsburgh’s cartoon museum. Ms. Aupperle is the Principal of TB Aupperle Consulting, LLC, which specializes in […]

Cagle.com hit by hackers, presumably over Mohammad cartoons

by Alan Gardner 1 comments January 14, 2015

I will be upfront. The headline insulating a Mohammad/Charlie Hebdo connection is my conjecture – not anything Daryl Cagle has insulated. But here’s what we do know from Daryl. Cagle.com – one of the largest online repositories of editorial cartoons in the world has been hit with a brute force Distributed Denial of Service attack […]

Larry Pickering offered police protection after posting cartoon on website

by Alan Gardner 0 comments January 13, 2015

Australian political cartoonist Larry Pickering was visited by police after he posted a cartoon on his website in response to the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack. Fortunately, they weren’t there to harass or censor. They wanted to offer protection.Pickering said he draw the image in response to what happened in France as a sign that he […]

Rob Tornoe: Je Suis not getting paid

by Alan Gardner 7 comments January 13, 2015

Still mortified about our fallen cartoonist colleagues, but free speech will always win. #CharlieHebdo #JeSuisCharlie pic.twitter.com/GHejOEXHwG — Rob Tornoe (@RobTornoe) January 7, 2015Editorial cartoonist Rob Tornoe found his cartoon (above) responding the to the terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo had gone viral and even ended up in print publications – without permission or compensation.Then, I […]

Happy 25th birthday to Baby Blues

by Alan Gardner 1 comments January 9, 2015

Wednesday marked the 25th year of syndication for the comic strip Baby Blues. The strip, launched by Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott, centers around the characters Wanda and Darryl MacPherson and their three kids. The strip is a funny, insightful look at parenthood. The strip and its creators have won several awards. In 1995 it […]

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