The cartoon blog of Andertoons cartoonist Mark Anderson. He discusses his cartoons, cartooning, comics and, oddly enough, LEGO.
I was a little worried that Heroes was petering out here mid-season, but after watching the first episode of the new year… Oh baby! BTW, if you’re watching, did you notice the cheerleader’s dad’s business card? It points to this…
… Continue reading Heroes On Paper
Jim Borgman had a fascinating entry a few days ago about using ethnic characters in cartoons to acknowledge diversity, but… “…racial images are so charged in our times that it is harder than you’d think…” Got that right. I’ve thought…
… Continue reading Ethnicity in Cartoons
I’m taking the day off today. Three years ago to the day, I quit my day job and became a cartoonist/stay-at-home dad full time. It’s been a wonderful three years, and I’d like to thank everyone – clients, vendors, friends…
… Continue reading Andertoons Company Holiday
I’m happy to announce another new feature on everyone’s favorite cartoon website, Andertoons.com! On each cartoon’s individual page, there’s now a good chunk of information pertaining to that cartoon immediately underneath it: For example, this cartoon is #4024, belongs to…
… Continue reading Cartoon Info Released Into Wild
Mike Lynch & I were talking the other day about Mort Drucker, and I mentioned that I’ve always loved his signature: I remember being a kid admiring Drucker’s work in Mad and thinking how cool those three lines for the…
… Continue reading The Evolution of My Signature