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CSotD: Monday Miscellany The Daily Cartoonist - Vimarsana News

CSotD: Monday Miscellany The Daily Cartoonist

Timing is everything, and I’m in firm agreement with the woman in Christopher Weyant’s cartoon, because the pollen right now is kicking my ass, and maybe putting the mask back on would be a good idea, even though I’ve had both my shots.   Our governor has canceled the mandate, a little prematurely I think, but since most of my interactions are outdoors, it hardly matters. But most stores are still requiring it, so this Steve Kelley (Creators) cartoon strikes home. It’s some tribute to my subconscious mind that I don’t think much about it when I go to the grocery store, but it sti...

Updates: Frank Jacobs, Mark Trail, Matt Bors The Daily Cartoonist - Vimarsana News

Updates: Frank Jacobs, Mark Trail, Matt Bors The Daily Cartoonist

Matt Bors to interview him about his now-in-the-past editorial cartooning career and what he plans for the future. I was motivated from the beginning to say something political about what was going on—originally, that was the Iraq war, and that turned into other things over the years. I had grown tired of it at various points in time, because following the news and social media constantly can be pretty draining. But I was pretty successful and fairly good at it, so it became automatic for me to do it every week. I had a lot more clients back in the day, too. A lot more papers ran me in the ...

CSotD: Withdrawal pains The Daily Cartoonist - Vimarsana News

CSotD: Withdrawal pains The Daily Cartoonist

April 16, 2021 Let’s start by saying it could be worse: This isn’t a cartoon but a classic illustration by Elizabeth Butler of The march to Jalalabad began with 4,000 soldiers and 12,000 civilian supporters, but was reduced to badly wounded ass’t surgeon William Brydon, alone on a pony that died of its own wounds shortly after arrival. Granted, the British returned to level Kabul, put their chosen leader back in power and maintain him for about another decade, but there’s a reason Afghanistan is called “The Graveyard of Empires.”   Drew Sheneman (AMS) asks how we can exit g...

Gary Varvel for April 12, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Gary Varvel for April 12, 2021

View the comic strip for Gary Varvel by cartoonist Gary Varvel created April 12, 2021 available on GoComics.com

Chris Britt for April 12, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Chris Britt for April 12, 2021

Chris Britt for April 12, 2021 April 08, 2021 You should actually read the FBI crime statistics report. You’ll be surprised by who the biggest threat to black men really is. Don’t take my word, read the report.