Sunday Funnies (2/7/10)
February 7th, 2010 admin
Eek! By Scott Nickel (2/3/10), Boffo by Joe Martin (2/3/10), and Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard (2/6/10). (Thanks, Jim Lahue, John Hall and Uncle Wayne)
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From the top: Brewster Rockit (2/26/10) by Tim Rickard, The Argyle Sweater (2/27/10) by Scott Hilburn, and Off The Mark (2/23/10) by Mark Parisi (Thanks to our usual crew of comic strip mavens: Uncle Wayne, Jim Lahue, Charles Brubaker, John Hall and Jed Martinez)
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Our weekly survey of recent comic strips and editorial cartoons that reference animation characters. Once again we begin with The Princess and the Frog being used as a metaphor to comment on the Health Care Reform Bill (via Mike Luckovich in the Atlanta Journal Constitution ): Next, Tim Rickard’s sci-fi spoof Brewster Rockit presented a...
Our weekly survey of recent comic strips and editorial cartoons that reference animation characters. We begin with two by Mark Parisi: Off The Mark by Mark Parisi (12/28/09) Off The Mark by Mark Parisi (1/1/10) Eek! by Scott Nickel (12/30/09) Though I prefer to feature print cartoons, the one above — Medium Large by Francesco Marciuliano...
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Our weekly survey of recent comic strips and editorial cartoons that reference animation characters. Mike Peters in the Dayton Daily News. Rob Rogers from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. Off the Mark by Mark Parisi (12/13/09) Rhymes with Orange by Hilary Price (12/11/09) Janis & Arlo by Jimmy Johnson (12/12/09) (Thanks, Jim Lahue, Billie Towzer...
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Top: Moderately Confused by Jeff Stahler 1/30/10. Middle: Quigmans by Buddy Hickerson 1/26/10. Botton: Basic Instructions by Scott Meyer 1/20/10. (Thanks, Jim Lahue and Jed Martinez)
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