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Cartoon critics Phil Witte and Rex Hesner look behind the gags to debate what makes a cartoon tick. This week our intrepid critics take a look at apartment living. One of life’s major passages is moving into an apartment of one’s own. Whether shabby or snazzy, that first apartment is often the launching pad to…
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Artist Spotlight: Ali Solomon
Every couple of weeks, we introduce you to a cartoonist new to CartoonStock.com. Today, for your consideration and we hope delectation, it’s Ali Solomon, a regular contributor to The New Yorker, Air Mail, The Weekly Humorist, and The Washington Post. The important characters in Ali’s cartoons are women, which is a welcome change from when…
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“Baby Convict” Caption Contest Commentary with Lawrence Wood
In Drew Dernavich’s cartoon, a young couple stands over a crib. Someone, presumably their baby, has been drawing tally marks on the wall next to the crib. The father is speaking. Convicts mark the passage of time by scratching tally marks on the walls of their prison cells, so all my captions draw a connection…
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