
CSotD: Upon Further Review
My situation with Arlo and Janis (AMS) isn’t so much that I needed to choose some particular strips from the…
My situation with Arlo and Janis (AMS) isn’t so much that I needed to choose some particular strips from the…
As is so often the case, I find myself reluctantly agreeing with Clyde’s dubious street smarts in today’s Candorville (KFS)…
Oddly enough, I had just been thinking about the term “grasping at straws” before I saw this Ed Hall (Ind)…
It’s Veteran’s Day, as Michael Ramirez (Creators) points out. Most years on November 11, the comics pages are flooded with…
It’s gonna take some explanation to get to why I’m opening today with Pia Guerra (the Nib)‘s depiction of Dear…
Apparently, Minnesota is where we’re at in New Hampshire, because this Steve Sack (Star-Tribune) cartoon pretty much sums up our…
Ann Telnaes (WashPo)‘s portrait of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett is harsh but revealing, not for the zippered mouth…
Leading off with John Deering (Creators) today, not because it’s a brilliant cartoon but because it isn’t. While others are…
Ed Hall delights me with a combination of political insight and zoological accuracy. The concept of lemmings leaping off the…
Somebody reposted this David Rowe cartoon from November, 2016. It was bad enough then, the feeling of “What have we…
We’ll start with David Fitzsimmons’ commentary on the militants who demand the opening of society and who insist that the…
F-Minus gives a pretty good overview, not of how I feel, but of why. Facebook, and to a lesser extent…
I haven’t done an exact count, but there appear to be approximately a kabillion political cartoons this morning explaining that…
Most of today’s political cartoons are impeachment commentary which I just did yesterday and which will keep until tomorrow and…
I like Bob Moran’s presidential portrait, since so many people have been drawing parallels between the 1920s and the current…