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Plantu, has drawn his last cartoon for Le Monde. As he announced in January, the designer Plantu, who has just celebrated his 70th birthday, has asserted his retirement rights within the daily newspaper. He signs his last drawing in one of Le Monde in the edition published on Wednesday and dated Thursday. We see an Emmanuel Macron not knowing what measures to take to curb the Covid-19 epidemic. “Nothing was easy because it was my last drawing,” he told France 24. For his latest drawing on the front page of the benchmark French daily, which adorns the edition published on Wednesday and da...

Except it’s a finale for real people. As I write this, we don’t know if the latest is a random shooting or a disgruntled employee shooting, and, after all, one must keep track. And it isn’t etiquette to shoot any one you’ve been introduced to, even if you are disgruntled, and so, as Alice says, it’s better not to be introduced to people or we shall have no mass murders at all. Though I suppose some sort of limitations on weaponry might also … never mind, I was joking: This is America and it’s perfectly fine to shoot people you’ve been introduced to. We do it every day!

Looney Tunes Cartoon Is Not What You Think It Is Here’s a fun little thing you can try at your next family gathering (sometime in, oh, 2022? ’23?). Get people talking about Looney Tunes. Get ‘em talking about their favorites, about how much they love the meta humor of Duck Amuck, or the sophisticated satire of What’s Opera, Doc?, or the trenchant irony of One Froggy Evening. And when the question comes around to you, you just square your shoulders, look them straight in the eye, and proudly proclaim, “Nothing’s better than…

We all have our own problems, frustrations, and anxieties we have to face in this modern world, but it feels a little better when we know that we are not alone in this. Sashotso Art comics are a personal visual diary of the everyday life of Sasha Tsoy where she puts funny and annoying situations, real experiences, struggles of being a female, relationship perks, and honest behind-the-scenes, as well as moments of vulnerability—all of which makes these comics hit so close to home simply because all of us can find a little bit of ourselves. Tsoy introduced her artwork to