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Employee sues Daryl Cagle, Cagle Cartoons

by Alan Gardner 15 comments May 20, 2013

Jim Romenesko has details on a lawsuit filed against Cagle Cartoons Inc. and Daryl Cagle by one of his employees Cari Dawson Bartley. The suit appears to be an issue of compensation.From Romenesko: When Plaintiff began her employment with Defendants, she was paid on an hourly basis. Over the past four (4) years, Plaintiff was […]

CSotD: A Child’s Garden of Addams

by Mike Peterson 7 comments May 20, 2013

I had to move most of what I own last week so that the electricians could rewire the apartment. There were some inconveniences, but also some benefits, chief among them being finding things I hadn’t seen in quite awhile, and high on that list was a collection of Charles Addams cartoons which my father gave […]

CSotD: Okay, here’s The Thing

by Mike Peterson 0 comments May 19, 2013

When you’re right, you’re right, and, in today’s The Buckets, Greg Cravens gets it right.I vented pretty thoroughly on my Braveheart/Babe theory a year and a half ago, but it’s still relevant if you like a good rant and don’t mind that the video at the end has disappeared. (Here it is, for that matter.)The […]

CSotD: Four legs good, two legs better

by Mike Peterson 6 comments May 18, 2013

Joel Pett makes the connection that has seemingly eluded other cartoonists. The use of Kermit Gosnell as an argument against keeping abortion legal boggles the mind.To start with, the fact that he was on trial at all shows that what he was accused of doing was outside the law, and now his conviction underlines the […]

NCS panel: Women in Cartooning

by Alan Gardner 10 comments May 17, 2013

Part of the National Cartoonists Society Reuben awards weekend is a panel entitled Women in Cartooning. Panelists will include Hilary Price (Rhymes with Orange), Cathy Guisewite (Cathy), Lynn Johnston (For Better or Worse), Terri Libenson (Pajama Diaries) and Jen Sorenson (Slowpoke). The event is presented by Carlow University and the National Cartoonists Society Foundation.From the […]

CSotD: Nothing is revealed (that Facebook would object to)

by Mike Peterson 6 comments May 17, 2013

No kidding, Harry Bliss. No kidding.Thank goodness comics cover a variety of topics, although right now a substantial portion of them appear to be dedicated to depictions of Barrack Obama as Richard Nixon. Many cartoonists avoid looking at other cartoons for fear of absorbing an idea and later inadvertantly using it without recalling that it wasn’t […]

Interviewed: Kerry G. Johnson

by Alan Gardner 0 comments May 16, 2013

Yolanda Johnson Bryant interviews editorial cartoonist Kerry G. Johnson who is also an art director, caricaturist, cartoonist and graphic designer. Listen to internet radio with ymjauthor on BlogTalkRadio

Frank Cho banned from Facebook

by Alan Gardner 4 comments May 16, 2013

Robot 6 reports that Frank Cho was blocked from Facebook for 14 hours after someone took offense to one of his drawings. His access was finally restored 14 hours later.From Robot 6: After 14 hours of hell, my Facebook account is working again with no explanation,“ the artist wrote. ”Every time I login, my screen […]

CSotD: Some of the people all of the time

by Mike Peterson 0 comments May 16, 2013

I always like Tom the Dancing Bug’s Super-Fun-Pak Comix, but I particularly like the sidebar of garbage served up with this installment.Fact is, I was hoping that somebody would post a cartoon today that was light and breezy and funny and would get me off the political kick for a bit. In part because, when I […]

Autographed Complete Calvin and Hobbes, Team Cul de Sac up for grabs

by Alan Gardner 0 comments May 15, 2013

So you couldn’t afford an original Bill Watterson oil painting of Cul de Sac character Petey, or any of the two original strips that went to auction earlier this year. But maybe you can afford to buy one of five autographed Complete Calvin and Hobbes by Watterson or maybe even one of the five Watterson […]

Mark Anderson on how to fail properly

by Alan Gardner 6 comments May 15, 2013

Andertoons cartoonist Mark Anderson has a nice summary of his presentation he gave back in February at the Success in Comics seminar. I must have done everything right, right? Not so much. When I take a good hard look at it, probably 95% of the things I’ve tried ended up failing. But the other 5% […]

Benson casts GOP in same vein as Ohio kidnappers; Conservatives not amused

by Alan Gardner 3 comments May 15, 2013

Tim Cavanaugh, of The Daily Caller gives a good summary of the controversy surrounding a recent Steve Benson that casts the GOP in the same light as the Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro. The cartoon (above) depicts the GOP has holding three women hostage. Each of the women are labeled “No Abortion Rights,” “No Reproductive Coverage” […]

CSotD: Joe Heller, John Ciardi and me

by Mike Peterson 0 comments May 15, 2013

“Noone is trying to kill you,” Clevinger said.”Then why are they shooting at me?” Yossarian asked.”They’re shooting at everyone,” Clevinger answered. “They’re trying to kill everyone.””And what difference does that make?”It’s good to have both sides upset over revelations of selective IRS scrutiny and of the collection of telephone data from the phones of Associated […]

Disney sexualized Merida character

by Alan Gardner 10 comments May 14, 2013

Pixar’s Merida character from the feature film Brave is officially a Disney Princess, but that created a controversy when Disney debuted a 2D image of the new princess. The Disney princess makeover removed the bow and arrow, tamed her hair and slimmed her figure. She also sports a “come hither” look according to Brenda Chapman, […]

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