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The controversy surrounding the latest TIME cover fascinates me. (See my cartoon here.) From the strict perspective of art direction, I think it’s a smashing success, brilliant beast of a cover. The woman is proud and sexy with a huge, … Continue reading →

A journalist decided to confront a plagiarizing, non-paying editor on film. Watch as the editor and his co-worker exhaust all options, from physical intimidation to appeals to “the way things used to be” to the writer being younger, before being … Continue reading →

If I read this Ramirez cartoon literally I actually agree with it.

I’ve already had a few criticisms about today’s comic, based on the Obama campaign’s ‘One Chance‘ ad and comments made by Joe Biden. Aren’t I being a little unfair to Obama here? The criticisms coming from the GOP are, of course, … Continue reading →

This week’s cartoons will run on Wednesday and Friday. After that, cartoons will still be appearing here Mondays and Wednesdays, but I’m making an attempt to switch up my work schedule for the first time in years and that means … Continue reading →

The Illustrated Press: Chicago has four days left to raise funds for its Kickstarter campaign. A cool project worth supporting if you like comics journalism and nonfiction.

In hopes of making up for the lack of a new comic today, I bring you a pinup I just finished for the next Bob The Angry Flower collection. For those unfamiliar, Bob is a hilarious, long-running, underappreciated gem of … Continue reading →

I’m in the middle of a work hole involving editing, drawing, traveling, promotion, and helping with the upcoming Stumptown Comics Fest (I’m on the board) and placing in the Pulitzers Monday was the (welcome!) addition that took things past my … Continue reading →

After stumbling across Rick Lowry’s latest column on Obama’s reaction to the Ryan budget, I thought it would be much more fun to take his words literally and read him as an uncompromising leftist instead of an editor of numerous … Continue reading →

How about the facts: Women account for 92.3% of jobs lost under @BarackObama. [Infographic] mi.tt/HZafYD #ObamaLegacy — Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) April 11, 2012 Really? Almost every single job lost during the recession belonged to a woman? Not even worth Googling.