The cartoon blog of Andertoons cartoonist Mark Anderson. He discusses his cartoons, cartooning, comics and, oddly enough, LEGO.
NPR commentator John McWhorter raises an interesting question for New Yorker cartoon lovers and creators, and indeed most gag cartoonists like myself when he asks “why are all the people in the cartoons white?” While McWhorter calls the magazine “magnificent,”…
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One of my favorite cartoonists, Jack Zielger, has a new collection of his cartoons, “How’s the Squid?” coming out in early November. Zielger’s sense of humor is one of those things that’s easy to admire and impossible to duplicate. For…
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This week’s guest is none other than Bill Griffith of “Zippy the Pinhead” So, without further adieu… 1) If you were to cast a movie entirely with cartoon characters, what movie would it be and who would star in it?…
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Some of the New Yorker’s finest cartoonists will be participating in the fifth annual New Yorker Festival. The festival is described as being “an eclectic lineup of readings, talks, discussions, and excursions with some of today’s most gifted and provocative…
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This week’s Inside the Cartoonist’s Studio features Corey Pandolph of the comic strip “Barkeater Lake”! Let’s do this thing… 1) If you were to cast a movie entirely with cartoon characters, what movie would it be and who would star…
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