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Check out Tom Falco’s Tomversation

by Alan Gardner 3 comments January 10, 2014

Thanks goes out to Tom Falco who is this week’s sponsor. Tom is the creator of the comic Tomversation. Tom has been doing comics and illustrations for 30 years and his work has appeared in newspapers, magazines, books and online such as the Miami Herald, Huffington Post, Examiner and Webcomic Alliance. He is also the […]

Clay Jones leaves Creators; begins self-syndication

by Alan Gardner 3 comments January 10, 2014

Editorial cartoonist Clay Jones has announced that he’s starting up his own syndicate to sell his editorial cartoons. The decision also cuts his syndication relationship with Creators where he’s been represented since 2000. Despite good relations with the syndicate, Clay’s reason for striking it out on his own are financial.In an email he tells me: […]

CSotD: Smoke Dreams

by Mike Peterson 4 comments January 10, 2014

I’m in Colorado, where, as you perhaps have heard, they recently legalized marijuana, or, as the “potheads” call it, grass, pot, boo, gage, rosa maria, tea, shit, weed, mary jane and/or dope. Which is not what I’m out here for, but the relentless Rocky Mountain High and Doritos cartoons with which we’ve been bombarded did make […]

CSotD: Short takes and acquired perspectives

by Mike Peterson 1 comments January 9, 2014

 Chan Lowe knocks one over the fence.I’ve got nothing to add, except to applaud not only the political hit but the subtlety of the Capt. Renaud reference. Not that it quite fits the overused “I’m shocked! Shocked!” quote itself, but he picked up on the bland indifference to morals and consistency that makes the moment […]

USA Today Swipes Graphic From Scott Bateman

by Alan Gardner 3 comments January 8, 2014

Scott Bateman’s infographic on the recent cold spell that he posted on his Tumblr site last Friday ended up in USA Today yesterday – kind of. The infographic that ran in USA Today was cleaned up (language), but essentially left intact (see below). The incident was reported by Jim Romensko. USA Today’s editor-in-chief David Callaway […]

Stan Lee to have “big role” in upcoming Agents of SHIELD episode

by Alan Gardner 1 comments January 8, 2014

From The Hollywood Reporter: After weeks of speculation, Stan Lee has confirmed that he will appear in an upcoming episode of ABC’s Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD. While details on just whom he will play are unclear, Lee — who also serves as an executive producer on the freshman series — tells The Hollywood Reporter that […]

John Hambrock adds new girl character to Edison Lee strip

by Alan Gardner 6 comments January 8, 2014

The Brilliant Mind of Edison Lee creator John Hambrock has added a new character to the line up – a girl with the smarts to outwit Edison. The character’s name is Katie Franklin character and she’s appeared in months past, but sounds like she’ll become more of a regular.From The Behind the Scenes blog:We’ve been […]

Shia LaBeouf receives cease and desist letter from Daniel Clowes lawyers

by Alan Gardner 2 comments January 8, 2014

Proving again why some celebrities should have to take classes and be licensed to have a Twitter account, Shia LaBeouf tweeted a photo of his next project entitled “Daniel Boring” with the hashtag “#original”. What might have been a really, really, really bad attempt at humor is blowing up (again) because “Daniel Boring” and the […]

CSotD: The Return of the Nature Fakers

by Mike Peterson 3 comments January 8, 2014

I don’t know what to call this Zach Weinersmith strip (of which this is only the first panel), because it looks like Zach Weiner’s Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal strip but it’s over at Matt Bors’ The Nib site, and there’s a different strip up today at SMBC. So I guess it’s an exclusive for the […]

Graham Nolan passes Rex Morgan MD torch to Terry Beatty

by Alan Gardner 21 comments January 7, 2014

Graham Nolan, who has been the artist behind Rex Morgan MD for 14 years has stepped away from the strip to concentrate on other projects and has passed the duties to Terry Beatty. Terry has been the artist for King Feature’s The Phantom since January of 2012 and he’ll continue to draw the iconic feature.Terry’s […]

Garry Trudeau to offer “last lecture” at Stanford

by Alan Gardner 0 comments January 7, 2014

Doonesbury creator Garry Trudeau has been invited to give a “last lecture” at Stanford at the end of this month. It won’t be Garry’s last speaking engagement ever. The annual lecture is a tribute to Stanford Law School Professor Harry Rathbun who gave a yearly “last lecture” for two nearly decades. Garry’s speech is entitled, […]

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