“Oh, no!” He cried. “They’re back!!!” . . . And they’re doing it AGAIN!! . . . And Americans are paying attention . . . . . . And somewhere, even Lincoln is listening . . . . . . But there’s hope, Abe!
[NOTE: I thought I was finished with apocalyptic cartoons about the Supreme Court, which just started open season — err, opened its annual season of judicial work. But editorial cartoonists had other ideas, many of them. I’ll hold off; though fear not, Friend reader, there were plenty of other apocalyptic cartoons on offer. . . … Continue reading Weekend Cartoons (Early Edition)
“Religious Liberty” for THEM, But Not forThe Rest of Us . . . Then They Won’t Even Need to Bother With Voters Anymore . . . Hey, Lincoln Will Be Re-Elected Anyway — What Could Go Wrong?? “Besides, Lady, my friend Ginni says you’ll be outta there soon — once you see the true light … Continue reading Images for the First Monday of October: Are Your Rights Safe? (Hint: Not At The Supreme Court)
While a restless teenager the somnolent late 1950s, I discovered MAD by accident, and it became a rare but longed-for survival tool. In and after the Sixties, it wasn’t so cool, but still. And today it yet survives, in a now-and-then form, and has reached a landmark that maybe you have to be of a … Continue reading OMG!! MAD Magazine is Seventy!
Very Sound advice, even if he wasn’t packing heat . . . But Grandpa had his suspicions even then .. . i’m strapped for cash, but I can trade you a stash of plastic straws . . . … Continue reading Cartoons — No Politics