The cartoon blog of Andertoons cartoonist Mark Anderson. He discusses his cartoons, cartooning, comics and, oddly enough, LEGO.
Two years ago I was still early on in my blogging, and I was doing a fair amount of movie reviews. So, when Christmas came, I hit our public library and checked out a bunch of holiday-themed cartoons. I think…
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I don’t remember how or why I came across this, but it’s a pretty fun read: “It Was A Dark And Stormy Night” by Snoopy Part I It was a dark and stormy night. Suddenly, a shot rang out! A…
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One of my favorite cartoonists is Sam Cobean. I discovered him a few years back and have since collected both of his books. (Sam’s career was tragically cut short by an automobile accident in 1951.) In addition to being a…
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It’s attention to detail like this that makes Spot the Frog stand out from the vast wasteland of same-old-same-old strips… Frogs are cold-blooded. That means they can’t swallow snowflakes without first making sure they melt on their tongue. Otherwise the…
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OK, I’m all for thinking outside the box in growing a brand, but the upcoming “Humor on the Slopes Cartooning Festival” in Beaver Creek, Colorado might be a tad too odd. The event, slated for Jan. 6-8, will feature six…
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