Today’s Dilbert takes me back to the mid-eighties, when I was writing for a real estate magazine in Colorado and used to attend the weekly Realtors breakfast at the Holiday Inn. There were 3,000 members of the Board of Realtors in Colorado Springs and a couple hundred of them would turn up each Wednesday for […]
Comixology and Andrews McMeel have announced a deal to publish Dilbert, Doonesbury and Big Nate books on a virtual platform, with more to come. Comixology also sells DC and Marvel comics and graphic novels like “My Friend Dahmer” and all sorts of similar stuff that comics fans want. In digital format.I’m trying not to be […]
I’ve mentioned a couple of times that Christmas sure brings out the hackwork in cartooning.It’s not surprising, really: Compulsory cartooning rarely results in anything very interesting. That is, after all, how we ended up with a kabillion editorial cartoons of a weeping Statue of Liberty on September 12, 2001 and why, on a considerably lesser […]
I’ve been meaning to point out the current Sherman’s Lagoon arc, which stands out not simply for being funny but for suggesting that Jim Toomey actually has some idea what “The Hunger Games” is about. (The arc starts here, and then you can use the “next cartoon” buttons to follow it forward. Yes, I know […]
I’ve featured Sarah Laing’s blog enough times that I hesitate before citing it again simply because I suppose that, if you like this sort of thing, you’ve got it bookmarked for regular visits on your own. And if you don’t, well, then today turns into “Is he going on about her again?”Indeed he is, because […]