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Cartoonist Hi Neigher turned 100 years old on Sunday

by Alan Gardner 0 comments September 16, 2014

Hi Neigher turned 100 years old on Sunday. He spent some of his years in Hollywood drawing Popeye, Betty Boop and even worked on Disney’s Fantasia.From Garry Brown of The Republican (MA):He has been to Hollywood and back as an illustrator. He has been a newspaperman and an advertising man, bringing boundless energy and good […]

Mike Peter’s touching tribute to his friend Tony Auth

by Alan Gardner 2 comments September 15, 2014

Surfing around the web today, it’s hard not to see some tribute to the Tony Auth who passed away on Sunday. There was a remarkable friendship forged between Mike Peters, Tony and the late cartoonists Jeff MacNelly and Doug Marlette. Some of their capers are documented in Doug’s book In Your Face: A Cartoonist at […]

AAEC mourns the passing of Tony Auth

by Alan Gardner 1 comments September 15, 2014

The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists has released the following statement regarding the loss of the much loved Tony Auth. Tony Auth?s colleagues and friends in the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists are profoundly saddened by his death. Tony was one of a small handful of that magnificent generation of 1960s and 1970s cartoonists who […]

Check out GoComics for the world’s largest collection of comics

by Alan Gardner 1 comments September 15, 2014

I’d like to welcome back Universal Uclick as the sponsors of The Daily Cartoonist this week. Universal owns GoComics.com which is THE largest comic portal in the world. Each month I get a list of new features they’re bringing into the fold – not just traditional comic strips but great webcomics of all varieties. It […]

Tony Auth passes at age 72

by Alan Gardner 0 comments September 15, 2014

Really sad news. From the New York Times:PHILADELPHIA ? Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Tony Auth, whose sharp and creative commentary appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer for more than 40 years, died of cancer on Sunday. He was 72. Auth had worked for the past two years as the artist-in-residence at NewsWorks/WHYY, which announced his death.From […]

Podcast: Episode 199 ? Justin Thompson, Francesco Marciuliano, Frank Jordan

by Alan Gardner 1 comments September 12, 2014

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: Justin Thompson of “Mythtickle” joins us as co-host today and Lucas Turnbloom (“Imagine This”) and I engage in a great discussion about writing graphic novels.  Then, we bring best-selling author […]

Rob Harrell’s new book “Life of Zarf” hits shelves

by Alan Gardner 0 comments September 12, 2014

Adam@Home cartoonist Rob Harrell has a middle grade novel out called Life of Zarf: The Trouble with WeaselsThe description on Amazon:It?s not easy being Zarf. As a troll, he’s stuck at the bottom of the middle school hierarchy, way below the prince and knights (populars), ogres and giants (jocks), and even the lowly minstrels (band […]

Florian Satzinger exhibit opens today

by Alan Gardner 0 comments September 10, 2014

One of my favorite artists Florian Satzinger has an exhibit of his work in Austria that opens today. If you’re not familiar with Florian, check out his blog.Good luck with the exhibit, Florian.

Salt Lake Comic Con sets another attendance record

by Alan Gardner 1 comments September 9, 2014

Salt Lake Comic Con set another attendance record with over 120,000 attendees. This is only its second comic con. Earlier this spring was the sibling convention FanX which also set records of more than 72,000. With numbers this large, there were long lines and dealing with these numbers posed issues for the organizers for a […]

Profiled: Mike Lovins and “We Go Anywhere”

by Alan Gardner 1 comments September 9, 2014

With the Salt Lake Comic Con over, it’s been good to see the local press highlight some of our local talent. City Weekly did a Q&A with Mike Lovins who does the online series “We Go Anywhere“.Gavin: What was it like for you making the series and what made you decide to go digital rather […]

Podcast: Episode 198 ? Anne Hambrock & Jenni Holm

by Alan Gardner 0 comments September 8, 2014

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: Well, hiatuses are good and all, but it’s time to get back to work!  Welcome to the new Tall Tale Radio, with 30% more podcasty goodness and now…completely Gluten Free!  […]

Tom Racine returns with new Tall Tale Radio episodes

by Alan Gardner 8 comments September 8, 2014

Tall Tale Radio is back! After a seven month hiatus Tom Racine announced that he’s back behind the mike with a co-host Lucas Turnbloom, creator of Imagine This.From Tom:First off, welcome to my new Co-Host, Mr. Lucas Turnbloom! We all know Lucas from his amazing work over at ?Imagine This,? and he has all sorts […]

Dan Piraro to host FOX reality TV show Utopia

by Alan Gardner 4 comments September 8, 2014

Bizarro cartoonist Dan Piraro has announced that he’s been cast as the host of a FOX network reality TV show, Utopia. From his blog:Think about it. I?m at home in my sweatpants working on my cartoon career like I?ve been doing for the past 30 years, a friend asks me if I?d like to do […]

When cartoonists come to Salt Lake City…

by Alan Gardner 0 comments September 5, 2014

Yesterday kicked off the Salt Lake Comic Con. When I heard Dave Kellett and Fred Schroder were going to be in town to screen their documentary “Stripped“, I suggested we get together with other area cartoonists/illustrators for a post-first day convention dinner. Below are several of the best talent in Salt Lake City. We’re lucky […]

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