DarylCagle.comThat “Red Wave” wasn’t much of a wave. Here’s what the CagleCartoonists think about the Red Wave.
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I am embarking on a marathon of posting Elon Musk editorial cartoons on Twitter! We have about 200 of them. Come follow me at: https://twitter.com/dcagle and you can see them all –or just tune in here and see them.
The rumor is that Twitter is no longer tolerant of celebrity parodies, but that may only apply to people who change their names to impersonate celebrities. I hope that’s true. I don’t think they will kill mainstream, syndicated editorial cartoons. We’ll find out.
If it all goes well, I’ll buy one of those pretty, new blue checks that Twitter wouldn’t give me when I applied –but I can buy a blue check now for only $8/month! What a deal!
I’m starting off with my own, barfy, Elon Musk/Twitter cartoon. Stacey tuned! 
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If you haven’t noticed by all the political attack ads on television, it’s nearly Election Day! In just a couple of days Americans will be heading down to their local polling place to cast that vote in the 2022 midterms.
Elections are always a long slog for both voters and cartoonists, who just feel fatigued by the whole thing at this point. But at least they give us plenty to draw about.
Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:
#1. Jeff Koterba, Cagle.com
#2. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#3. Rick McKee, Cagle.com
#4. Daryl Cagle, Cagle.com
#5. R.J. Matson, Roll Call
#6. R.J. Matson, Cagle.com
#7. Daryl Cagle, Cagle.com
#8. Gary McCoy, Cagle.com
#9. Ed Wexler, Cagle.com
#10. Gary McCoy, Cagle.com
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Read on to see a video of our cartoonist, Ed Wexler, explaining his “All Votes Must be Counted” cartoon to some French fans at the exhibition.
We had two lovely exhibitions at the “International Center“, Press Cartoons museum in St Just le Martel, France this year. One of the shows was about Donkeys and Elephants.
American donkey and elephant cartoons make no sense to foreign audiences. Our exhibit in France was curated by cartoons historian Olivier Auvray, who invited six cartoonists in our group to show their best donkey/elephant cartoons, which were presented with explanations –even with the explanations, the cartoons seemed seemed pretty difficult for the French fans to comprehend.
Here’s Ed.
See CagleCartoonist Jeff Koterba explaining his cartoon at the exhibition in France.
Here’s our historian/curator, Olivier Auvray explaining elephant cartoons by CagleCartoonist David Fitzsimmons.
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We had two lovely exhibitions at the “International Center“, Press Cartoons museum in St Just le Martel, France this year. One of the shows was about Donkeys and Elephants.
Some people talk about cartooning being an international language, but it isn’t, a great example of cartoons that don’t cross borders are American donkey and elephant cartoons, which make no sense to foreign audiences. Our exhibit in France was curated by cartoons historian Olivier Auvray, who invited six cartoonists in our group to show their best donkey/elephant cartoons, which were presented with explanations –even with the explanations, the cartoons seemed seemed pretty difficult for the French fans to comprehend.
Here’s a video that Olivier took, of our cartoonist, Jeff Koterba, explaining his GOP Elephant Batcave cartoon to some French fans at the exhibition.
See CagleCartoonist Ed Wexler explaining his cartoon at our exhibition in France.
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We’re a little more than a week out from Election Day, and inflation remains one of the biggest issues of the midterms. Everything just seems to keep getting more and more expensive.
Of course, the election itself is a great topic for cartoons. Election deniers, unfit candidates, polarization – unfortunately there’s a lot of material for cartoonists to work with.
Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:
#1. Chris Weyant, Boston Globe
#2. Dave Whamond, Cagle.com
#3. Dave Granlund, Cagle.com
#4. Pat Bagley, Salt Lake Tribune
#5. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#6. Rivers, Cagle.com
#7. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#8. Jeff Koterba, Cagle.com
#9. Dave Granlund, Cagle.com
#10. Dave Whamond, Cagle.com
Happy Halloween! As we creep closer to the spookiest day of the year, it’s not surprising a chunk of this week’s most-reprinted cartoons were riffs off the holiday.
But the top cartoon this week was on InfoWars owner Alex Jones, who was ordered to pay the families of Sandy Hook shooting victims $1 billion in damages over his dishonest and reprehensible comments.
Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:
#1. Chris Weyant, Cagle.com
#2. Jeff Koterba, Cagle.com
#3. Dave Whamond, Cagle.com
#4. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#5. Bob Englehart, Cagle.com
#6. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#7. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#8. Kevin Siers, Charlotte Observer
#9. Bob Englehart, Cagle.com
#10. Randal Enos, Cagle.com
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Last week, President Joe Biden announced he will pardon thousands of Americans federally convicted of marijuana possession. It didn’t take long for cartoonists to twist the acronym POTUS into fun riffs on pot and new green deals.
The upcoming midterm elections were also on the minds of cartoonists and editors last week. While cartoonists love the candidates and craziness that comes with national elections every couple of years, for most voters Nov. 8 can’t get here soon enough.
Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:
#1. Dave Granlund, Cagle.com
#2. Bob Englehart, Cagle.com
#3. Dave Granlund, Cagle.com
#4. Dave Whamond, Cagle.com
#5. Jeff Koterba, Cagle.com
#6.John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#7. Randal Enos, Cagle.com
#8. Dave Granlund, Cagle.com
#9. Chris Weyant, Boston Globe
#10. David Fitzsimmons, Arizona Daily Star
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Pollsters were on the minds of cartoonists this week, as we inch closer and closer to the 2022 midterm elections. Unfortunately, American’s won’t have a say in the makeup of the Supreme Court, despite the institution’s plunging approval ratings.
Editors also went with cartoons about Vladimir Putin and his continued invasion of Ukraine, especially after his suggestion about the use of nuclear weapons last week.
Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:
#1. Jeff Koterba, Cagle.com
#2. R J Matson, Cagle.com
#3. Dick Wright, Cagle.com
#4. Dave Granlund, Cagle.com
#5. Jeff Koterba, Cagle.com
#6. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#7. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#8. Dick Wright, Cagle.com
#9. Rivers, Cagle.com
#10. Kevin Siers, Charlotte Observer
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The good news? Home prices are dropping. Unfortunately, interest rates continue to climb as the Federal Reserve fights to slow down inflation.
Several of our most popular cartoons this week revolve around the high prices we’re all continuing to pay. Dave Whamond’s funny Monty Python riff on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was also popular with editors.
The number eight cartoon about the “Fall Equinox” is a correction of our number one cartoon from last week. Cartoonist Guy Parsons wrote the cartoon about the “Fall Solstice” and, of course, there is no such thing. A group of school children wrote to Guy about the error, and Guy made this corrected cartoon, which was also widely published. No adults complained about the “Fall Solstice” — just kids.
Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:
#1. Jeff Koterba, Cagle.com
#2. Dave Whamond, Cagle.com
#3. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#4. Jeff Koterba, Cagle.com
#5. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#6. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#7. John Cole, Cagle.com
#8. John Cole, Cagle.com
#9. Guy Parsons, Cagle.com
#10. Dave Granlund, Cagle.com
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While cartoonists have been covering the invasion since February, Ukraine’s counteroffensive against Russia last week drew new attention on a conflict that’s raged on for nearly seven months.
This week’s most reprinted cartoon was a funny poke at the debate over daylight saving time drawn by cartoonist Guy Parsons. Back in March, the U.S. Senate passed a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent starting in 2023. But like everything else in Washington these days, nothing has happened since.
Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:
#1. Guy Parsons, Cagle.com
#2. Dave Whamond, Cagle.com
#3. Bruce Plante, Cagle.com
#4. Dave Granlund, Cagle.com
#5. Guy Parsons, Cagle.com
#6. Dave Whamond, Cagle.com
#7. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#8. Pat Byrnes, Cagle.com
#9. Adam Zyglis, Buffalo News
#10. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
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President Joe Biden delivered a speech in Philadelphia last week where he called out “MAGA Republicans” and claimed former President Donald Trump and his supporters are a threat to American democracy.
Naturally, our liberal cartoonists supported what Biden said during his speech, while our conservative cartoonists thought he was a hypocrite thanks to his tone and bluntness.
Editors liked cartoons on an interesting mix of topics this week, including Labor Day, space junk, and new British Prime Minister Liz Truss.
Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:
#1. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#2. Jeff Koterba, Cagle.com
#3. John Darkow, Columbia Missourian
#4. Dave Whamond, Cagle.com
#5. Adam Zyglis, Buffalo News
#6. Dave Whamond, Cagle.com
#7. Jeff Koterba, Cagle.com
#8. Dick Wright, Cagle.com
#9. Dick Wright, Cagle.com
#10. Pat Byrnes, Cagle.com
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