The cartoon blog of Andertoons cartoonist Mark Anderson. He discusses his cartoons, cartooning, comics and, oddly enough, LEGO.
We won’t know the box office numbers on the new Dr. Strange movie for another week, but until there, here’s some Doctor Strange Mystic Number Puzzles to hold you over! Written by Wayne Williams and printed by Cinnamon House in 1978, this puzzle book boasts 23 daunting digit dilemmas and tons of great old comic… Continue reading Dr. Strange Mystic Number Puzzles Book
I love Christmas, and I love Spider-Man. So when I saw this Spider-Man’s Christmas coloring book on eBay, I knew I had to get it and share it. Written by Suzanne Weyn, drawn by Jim Mooney & John Tartaglione, and printed in 1984, this wonderfully weird Christmas coloring book lets you color scenes like Peter… Continue reading Spider-Man’s Christmas Coloring Book
When I was starting out as a cartoonist I checked out pretty much every book about cartooning in the state of Illinois. (Thank you, Interlibrary Loan!) Like any subject, some books were good, some not so good. But a few were so good that I went out and bought them so I’d always have them… Continue reading 5 Cartooning Books You Should Read Right Now
Proving that not all men are from Mars (he’s from Venus, well, technically Kenosha, WI) it’s Electro-Man! 1967’s pill-popping, crotch-showing, light-up-glowing superhero! (Click here to download a PDF of the entire coloring book.) Here’s just a few pages to whet your appetite: That’s some awkward coloring/running. Crotch! That’s right kids, pills give you power. So… Continue reading Electro-Man Coloring Book
Inky pal Adrian Sinnott let me know that he’s published his first iBook, A Boy and His Sog!, and asked if I’d take a look at it. I loved it! Great art, great story, just great! But since I’m not totally unbiased, I thought I’d also share it with my 6-year-old daughter and ask her… Continue reading A Boy and His Sog! – Buy This iBook