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Result page:    1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   Next   (254 images) 1.   Cartoonist: Darrin Bell Comic/Cartoon: Candorville Viewable Date: 2008-05-10 Pub. Date: 2008-05-10 Image Number: 23437 Caption: I had a nightmare, Susan. I dreamt we lived in a country where we judged people not on their own words… …but on the words of people they happened to know. This just in… Barack Obama's church once honored a man whose great great great grandfather traveled across the Atlantic chained to Shaka Zulu's half-brother, Herman Zulu. Hillary Clinton had this to say: "All I'm saying, Wolf, is that if I were directly connected to a brutal 19th century warlord, I'd apologize for it." For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   2.   Cartoonist: Darrin Bell Comic/Cartoon: Candorville Viewable Date: 2008-05-02 Pub. Date: 2008-05-02 Image Number: 23193 Caption: I don't see why I gotta have an opinion, Big L. They been maybe fifty billion opinions in the history of the world. What that got us, Big L? Slavery. Poverty. War. You're about as uplifting as gravity. Your opinion. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   3.   Cartoonist: John Deering Comic/Cartoon: Strange Brew Viewable Date: 2008-04-24 Pub. Date: 2008-04-24 Image Number: 23030 Caption: Sure, he's the terror of central Asia, but he knows how to make me laugh. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Creator's Syndicate   4.   Cartoonist: Ann Telnaes Comic/Cartoon: Ann Telnaes' Editorial Cartoons Viewable Date: 2008-04-22 Pub. Date: 2003-06-22 Image Number: 20151 Caption: EPA Report. Revisionist Science. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: CartoonArts Int'l/NY Times   5.   Cartoonist: Darrin Bell Comic/Cartoon: Candorville Viewable Date: 2008-04-17 Pub. Date: 2008-04-17 Image Number: 22988 Caption: In slavery days, masters sometimes let their slaves get jobs of their own. But they had to give their earnings to their masters, who got to decide how much the slave could keep. That is a good point. But I still think roads and bridges that don't fall down would be a good thing. Tax slave. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   6.   Cartoonist: Adrian Raeside Comic/Cartoon: The Other Coast Viewable Date: 2008-04-03 Pub. Date: 2008-04-03 Image Number: 22529 Caption: Mount Aaargh? That's an odd name for a mountain. The guy who first climbed it named it. Mount Aaargh! His name was Aaargh? No. He fell off it. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Creator's Syndicate   7.   Cartoonist: Darrin Bell Comic/Cartoon: Candorville Viewable Date: 2008-03-29 Pub. Date: 2008-03-29 Image Number: 22467 Caption: Bad news. My-- editor won't publish your cartoons calling for better security for Abraham Lincoln. It's ok. I work for a newspaper too, 143 years from now. When we produce a society where editors and readers are afraid of discussing grave issues, we deserve the absolute hell that comes to us. Is everyone in the future this cheery? First they cancel "Journeyman," now THIS. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   8.   Cartoonist: Darrin Bell Comic/Cartoon: Candorville Viewable Date: 2008-03-28 Pub. Date: 2008-03-28 Image Number: 22466 Caption: Political assassination is not a topic for satire, Nast. We cannot make light of such an unthinkable act. But my cartoons demanding better security for Abrahma Lincoln may prevent a horrible tragedy and spare the nation 100 years of misery and hate! Yes, yes. But on the other hand, a dozen or so readers may take offense. I see your dilemma. We're going with young Curtis' cartoon about a cow that loves lasagna. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   9.   Cartoonist: Darrin Bell Comic/Cartoon: Candorville Viewable Date: 2008-03-27 Pub. Date: 2008-03-27 Image Number: 22465 Caption: But Mr. Harper… Come on, call me Fletcher. Fletcher, I'm Thomas Nast, your trusted and able cartoonist. Together we rallied the nation to Abraham Lincoln's cause. Together we changed the course of history. How can you refuse to publish my cartoons about how Lincoln needs better security? How can you be so daft, Fletcher?! Call me Mr. Harper. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   10.   Cartoonist: Darrin Bell Comic/Cartoon: Candorville Viewable Date: 2008-03-21 Pub. Date: 2008-03-21 Image Number: 22411 Caption: I shall do it, sir! I shall draw a series of cartoons… …that will alert the nation to the danger President Lincoln faces. THE PEOPLE SHALL TALK! THE LEADERS SHALL ACT! A NATIONAL TRAGEDY CAN BE AVERTED! You might not remember all this when you wake up. Oh. Never mind then. To be continued... For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   11.   Cartoonist: John Deering Comic/Cartoon: Strange Brew Viewable Date: 2008-03-21 Pub. Date: 2008-03-21 Image Number: 22352 Caption: Thank God it's the cretaceous period. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Creator's Syndicate   12.   Cartoonist: Darrin Bell Comic/Cartoon: Candorville Viewable Date: 2008-03-20 Pub. Date: 2008-03-20 Image Number: 22410 Caption: You've traveled 143 years into the past to find someone in the press… …with enough brilliance and credibility to suggest that Abraham Lincoln needs better security. And you've come to me, Mr. Thomas Nast. Cartoonist for Harper's Weekly. I am honored, sir. Bad time to ask if he knows Mark Twain. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   13.   Cartoonist: Darrin Bell Comic/Cartoon: Candorville Viewable Date: 2008-03-19 Pub. Date: 2008-03-19 Image Number: 22409 Caption: So. Anon withal comes a curious stranger unto me and says he is on an excursion through time… Huh? …And that I must draw a series of caricatures demanding Abraham Lincoln's guard be aggrandized and called to alert. Is everyone in 1865 so long-winded? I would suggest, sir, a negation of the asides. You mean, "That's not the point." For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   14.   Cartoonist: Darrin Bell Comic/Cartoon: Candorville Viewable Date: 2008-03-18 Pub. Date: 2008-03-18 Image Number: 22408 Caption: Avast! Who goes there? Relax, Mr. Nast. I'm Lemont Brown. I was drifting off to sleep, and I thought, "imagine if I could go back to 1865 and get someone in the media to write a story… "…about how Abraham Lincoln needs better security. Might change everything. Are you a demon, or an illusion brought on by ginger-pop and porridge? For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   15.   Cartoonist: John Deering Comic/Cartoon: John Deering's Editorial Cartoons Viewable Date: 2008-03-18 Pub. Date: 2008-03-17 Image Number: 22415 Caption: So, following Geraldine Ferraro's logic, the only reason they captured the American Public's attention was … they were white. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Creator's Syndicate   16.   Cartoonist: Brian Basset Comic/Cartoon: Red and Rover Viewable Date: 2008-03-17 Pub. Date: 2008-03-17 Image Number: 22355 Caption: Irish legend has it that a Kerry Blue Terrier once kissed the Blarney Stone. It was "licked," not "kissed," and it wasn't the Blarney Stone - it was Barney Sloan of county Cork, the dog's owner. A happy St. Patrick's day to you, too. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   17.   Cartoonist: Berkeley Breathed Comic/Cartoon: Opus Viewable Date: 2008-03-14 Pub. Date: 2003-12-21 Image Number: 8934 Caption: No "first night" jitters of history's most romantic newlyweds!! Back to the cave, my desert blossom! Hurry Ali Baba Boo Boo! Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. Kiss! Kiss! Kiss! Oh, Henry stop before I lose my head! Zeus & Hera. Flyyy me to the moon ... Bill & Melinda. My l'il pixel poopie! Mogul monkey! Liza & David! Showtime! Sock it to me! Opus & Eunice. Jitters, dear? Nope. Fine. Ssh! Just married. Next week: the earth moves. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   18.   Cartoonist: Darrin Bell Comic/Cartoon: Candorville Viewable Date: 2008-03-07 Pub. Date: 2008-03-07 Image Number: 22136 Caption: Goober Dumnutz? I'm told you're the agent who decided not to check the whole crowd for weapons at Obama's Dallas rally. Sure am! Poppa Goober would be proud. He guarded JFK, y'know. Great Grampa Goober guarded McKinley. Even Great Great Great Grampa Goober was a security guard. At some theater in D.C. Say what? So you see, my security skills are inbred. You mean "inborn"? For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Washington Post Writers Group   19.   Cartoonist: Joel Pett Comic/Cartoon: Joel Pett's Editorial Cartoons Viewable Date: 2008-02-29 Pub. Date: 2002-03-08 Image Number: 22083 Caption: Infotainment, Inc. Another e-mail from the kidnappers? Send more money or your newsroom is history. - Corp. Headquarters. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: CartoonArts Int'l/NY Times   20.   Cartoonist: John Deering Comic/Cartoon: John Deering's Editorial Cartoons Viewable Date: 2008-02-27 Pub. Date: 2008-02-27 Image Number: 22045 Caption: "...and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal…" Except for superdelegates. For Republication: Books, Magazines, Newsletters, Presentations, Web Sites For Merchandise: Store For eCard: Send For Newspapers: Creator's Syndicate   Result page:    1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   Next   (254 images)