The Daily Cartoonist – Industry news for the professional cartoonist
WEBThe Daily Cartoonist – Industry news for the professional cartoonist. Cartooning. Comic strips. Editorial cartooning. Things. And Stuff. D. D. Degg 3 hours ago010 mins. After 16+ years Rod Whigham finally gets to sign his name to Gil Thorp, and in a panel rather than…. Continue reading.
Comic Strips in the News – The Daily Cartoonist
WEB8 hours ago — Dean Simons at The Beat brings us (and U.S.) the good news that famed Mafalda has learned English.. Created by Quino (real name: Joaquín Salvador Lavado Tejón), Mafalda is a comic strip that ran in magazines and newspapers in Argentina from September 1964 to June 1973 … A heady mixture of wholesome gags interspersed with biting satire and social commentary, the themes in the strip included ...
Cartoons – The Daily Cartoonist
WEBHighlights from the Collection of Jules Feiffer Later this month Swann Auction Galleries is presenting art for bid from cartoonists and illustrators from the fields of magazines, comic strips, animation, newspapers, ads, and much much more (320 lots); at least some of which come from the Jules Feiffer collection. Jun 20, 2024 at 12:00 PM...
News From the World of Comic Strips – The Daily Cartoonist
WEBOct 28, 2023 — The big comic strip news is Dan Schkade‘s all-new, reinvigorated Flash Gordon.. Dan sat with Zack Quaintance of The Beat for an interview. DAN: We’ll be travelling all across Mongo in the wake of this global revolution.We’ll spend time with the familiar royal characters of course, like Prince Vultan, Witch-Queen Azura, and Queen Fria, who I find particularly interesting.
Comic strips – The Daily Cartoonist
WEBFour years ago, in what could be a replay of the early years of comic strips, cartoonist and corporate engaged in an epic war (some hyperbole here) for control of intellectual property. In the end the syndicate won the battle over the creator, but it was a somewhat hollow victory as the cartoonist left the...
Harvey’s Hundredth – The Daily Cartoonist
WEB1 day ago — Cartoonist Harvey Kurtzman was born 100 years ago today – on October 3, 1924. From the editors of The Comics Journal: This Thursday, Oct. 3, marks the 100th birthday of Harvey Kurtzman, the genius behind Two-Fisted Tales, Frontline Combat, Mad, Trump, Humbug, Help! and, yes, even Little Annie Fanny.. Kurtzman’s work changed the shape of American humor with his take on the truth.
This Week’s Whatnots – The Daily Cartoonist
WEB1 day ago — BINC is receiving urgent aid requests from stores affected by the hurricane’s devastation across six states. Victims face trauma, power outages, and communication issues, with ongoing relief efforts for water and cleanup. BINC has supported over 10,000 families since 1996, providing financial aid during severe hardships and emergencies.
2021 – The Daily Cartoonist
WEBWe’ll cap off this series (I won’t be carrying this checklist into the new year) with what may be MY favorite collection of 2021 editorial cartoons. Just admire the art and commentary of the first cartoon on the page: Then follow this link for more of Kevin Kallaugher and his personal favorites from 2021. 2021...
Comic Strips: Yesterday and Today – The Daily Cartoonist
WEBAug 6, 2022 — Today’s Rhymes With Orange. Ten for Toro. He’s had over 200 cartoons published in The New Yorker these past dozen years and just last week his new digital comic strip called “ Home Free ” debuted at the GoComics.com website. Tom Falco had the opportunity to have Tom Toro respond to Ten With Tom. TOM TORO: ….
Dog Eat Doug Fans: Sophie & Doug Return! – The Daily Cartoonist
WEB5 days ago — In the end the syndicate won the battle over the creator, but it was a somewhat hollow victory as the cartoonist left the comic strip and Dog Eat Doug has been in rerun status ever since. Now Brian Anderson has returned to the lovable characters he created: Sophie, Doug, a couple of would-be world conquering cats, “wise” squirrels, and others.