The Funniest Images from Shopping Season Looking for more seasonal humor? Explore our full Seasonal & Special Days Cartoon Collection. The Season of Sales, Chaos, and Comedy Every November, inboxes fill up, shopping carts overflow, and patience runs out. Black Friday and Cyber Monday mark the point where consumer enthusiasm meets chaos—and that’s where cartoonists…
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How News Outlets Source Editorial Cartoons in the Digital Age
The End of the Syndicate Era Finding the right editorial cartoon used to be straightforward. Editors flipped through syndicate catalogues, selected a cartoonist, and paid a monthly subscription. The cartoons arrived weekly, reliable as clockwork. That system is effectively dead. Today, how news outlets source editorial cartoons reflects a fundamental shift in journalism itself. The…
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How Editorial Cartoons Shape Modern Journalism
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“So Many Halos” Caption Contest Commentary with Lawrence Wood
Last month’s contest featured a cartoon by Nate Fakes, who joined our judging panel. His drawing is set in heaven, where two angels are looking at another angel who’s carrying more than his fair share of halos and wearing a backpack that’s overflowing with them. One of the onlooker angels is addressing the other. Nate…
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Building Readership Through Consistent Editorial Voice and Visual Style
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