Peter M. Wallace is an Episcopal priest in Hawai’i, an author, and a fan of comic strips. He used his most recent weekly Substack essay “In Praise of the Comic Strip.” First of all, I confess, I have ...

Morland sums up Trumpapalooza, which I would point out was the Republicans’ own nickname for their unprecedented midterm ...

With Derf Backderf, Bill Dyer, Tim Atseff, Mike Luckovich, Steve Kelley, Terry Mosher, Joel Pett, and Ron Cobb.Derf BackderfAnnie Nickoloff for Cleveland Magazine interviews Derf (John) Backderf about ...

While other cartoonists reflected the mood 25 years later, or encapsulated how we’ve changed and what we’re learned since, Ann Telnaes instead posted a collection of her 9/11 related cartoons from ...

This month filmmaker George Lucas’ one billion dollar Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will open to the public. Reviews of the ...

In West Australia the right-wing party One Nation targeted the right-wing Liberal Party (yeah, this is Australia where the ...

Peter Schrank’s response to the 9/11 attacks of 25 years ago became an anchor in the editorial cartooning presentation that ...

In an open letter “to the publisher and editors of The Baltimore Sun, as well as any other journalists who try to pass off AI ...

For Standford Magazine Kali Shiloh talks to Amy Kurzweil and Kendra Allenby on “The Gag Economy.” Kurzweil and Allenby are ...

Single panel gag cartoonists opened their mail Tuesday to find a note from Bob Mankoff: Hello Artists, I’m very sorry to pass along the bad, sad news that AirMail has suddenly stopped buying cartoons.

Thimble Theatre in January 1929 saw the introduction of a one-eyed sailor with watermelon forearms who was hired to get Castor Oyl to Dice Island and back, During the course of the adventure Popeye, ...

The current distraction in Britain is that the Bayeux Tapestry is visiting from its home in France. The 11th Century tapestry ...