Christopher Downes offers some laughs as the Trump administration begins to take shape, but his exaggerations are well ...

For our re-boot of The Cartoonist’s Cartoonists, I was excited that Ann Telnaes agreed to provide us a list of her 10 ...

September 12, 1984: The first issue of The Santa Cruz Comic News is published. In a rare moment of clarity, founder Thom ...

Matt Pritchett has a talent for reducing complexities to simple imagery. Journalistic neutrality is a polite fiction, but it ...

Tommy Siegel offers an explanation of what happened this week, and, while foolish arrogance doesn’t explain it all, I feel ...

Armed with watercolors and a “passive-aggressive” sense of humor, the New Yorker cover illustrator finds the funny, even in ...

Before we get to some recent comics let’s take a peek at some future funnies. Jumble has posted their preview of this year’s ...

Michael deAdder Ben Garrison We won’t get through all the emerging political cartoons about the election today, but here are ...

As mentioned in the above quote, while the first Thomas Nast Republican elephant cartoon appeared in the Harper’s Weekly ...

Oh well. Wiley anticipated the outcome of yesterday’s vote with a Non Sequitur (AMS) that didn’t try to predict the winner ...

La Cucaracha (AMS) confesses to having faced lead time, but Alcaraz did a nice job of predicting where we’d be at this stage.

As of today the comics division of the Washington Post Writers Group (WPWG) no longer exists. The distribution of the last ...