DarylCagle.comI don’t draw many crowd scenes, but the dangerous, maskless, science denying Trump crowds seem to be the story today. Here’s a detail from my new cartoon …
And here’s my new cartoon about “Heard Immunity” with a Trump rally-herd of COVID fodder.
And here’s the rough sketch. It’s crazy that people want to see the sketches.
Here are our most reprinted cartoons of last week (October 10th, through October 17th, 2020). As usual, no drawings of President Trump were popular with newspaper editors. Typically 20% of the cartoons get 80% of the reprints; this week it is more like 10% of the cartoons getting 90% of the reprints as less popular cartoons got little or no ink and editors flocked to the same cartoons.
My own cartoon from last Sunday was #1 this week, by a big margin; in fact, it is the most reprinted cartoon since we starting keeping comparative download stats from subscribing newspaper editors at the beginning of the year.
Dave Whamond also stood well above the crowd with a #2 cartoon that would have been a strong #1 in any other week. Dave and I both had two cartoons on the Top Ten this week. Congratulations to the other cartoonists who made the unusually hot Top Ten this week, Dave Fitzsimmons, Steve Sack, Dave Granlund, Rick McKee, Kevin Siers and RJ Matson.
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My own cartoon nabbed first place this week (and this year, so far), outpacing the pack by a big margin. See the Daryl Cagle archive.
Dave Whamond had a #2 cartoon that was unusually popular with editors; it is Dave’s first of two cartoons in the Top Ten.
Dave Fitzsimmons takes 3rd place. It looks like “Halloween in these crazy times” is what editors want.
Dave Whamond takes 4th place with his second of two cartoons in the Top Ten.
RJ Matson nabs 5th place as Republicans get closer to killing Obamacare.
My own “Halloween in these crazy times” cartoon is tied for 6th place. See the Daryl Cagle archive.
Rick McKee shares 6th place with his “Halloween in these crazy times” cartoon.
Dave Granlund takes 8th place with another “Halloween in these crazy times” cartoon.
Steve Sack takes 9th place.
And Kevin Siers takes the ten spot with a COVID “these crazy times” cartoon.
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Halloween cartoons are always popular, and this year it will be a COVID Halloween. I’m a little early with my new cartoon, but I’m far from the first this year. I expect there will be many more. See my archive.
Dave Whamond’s Halloween Grinch cartoon is crazy popular with editors, and has a shot at #1 on this week’s Top Ten.
Dave Granlund’s COVID Halloween cartoon is crazy popular too.
Our realistic, Dutch, CagleCartoonist, Bart van Leeuwen made a great Halloween Grim Reaper Trump.
We’ll post some more Halloween cartoons when we have a good batch.
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Here are our most reprinted cartoons of last week (October 3rd, through October 10th, 2020). As usual, no drawings of President Trump were popular with editors, even with Trump dominating the news every day.
My own cartoon was #1 this week, by an unusually wide margin. Dave Whamond had a whopper of a week with three cartoons in the Top Ten. Steve Sack and Dave Granlund also had impressive weeks, each taking two spots on the Top Ten.
Congratulations to the other two cartoonists with Top Ten cartoons: Jeff Koterba and Rick McKee.
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My own cartoon nabbed first place, outpacing the pack by a big margin. See the Daryl Cagle archive.
Steve Sack follows with his first of two cartoons in the Top Ten.
Jeff Koterba takes 3rd place. Readers love memorial cartoons.
Dave Granlund had a strong week, here’s Dave’s first of two cartoons in the Top Ten.
Dave Whamond takes 5th place with his first of three cartoons in the Top Ten.
Dave Granlund is tied for 6th place with his second Top Ten cartoon.
Steve Sack shares 6th place with his second cartoon in the Top Ten.
Rick McKee is tied for 8th place.
Dave Whamond shares 8th place with his second of three cartoons in the Top Ten.
And Dave Whamond wraps up the week with his third cartoon on the list.
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The Vice Presidential debate was all about the fly on Mike Pence’s head. Here are my favorite fly cartoons!
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Here’s a collection of my favorite, new cartoons about Trump having COVID, starting with my latest cartoon.
The last day of cartoons were about Trump’s return to the White House from the hospital. This one is from Dave Granlund.
This Pat Bagley cartoon made me laugh.
Ed Wexler’s MAGAritte struck me funny.
This Rick McKee cartoon is an early favorite with editors.
This one bounced in from RJ Matson.
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Correction 10/14/20: I have to apologize for making an error in the Top Ten for this week, and it was a big error. John Darkow actually had both the #1 and #2 cartoons of the week, and both by a large margin – those darn stats! I have added the missing top cartoon as a second #1 cartoon, with a special congratulations to John for the incredible feat of capping the list with two mega-popular cartoons!
Here are our most reprinted cartoons of last week (September 23rd through October 3rd, 2020). The news about President Trump contracting COVID generated a lot of cartoons on Friday, but none of them made the Top Ten. There was a lot of criticism of Trump’s overly aggressive debate performance, but not in the cartoons that editors chose to publish about the debate.
Congratulations to John Darkow for his #1 cartoon that outpaced the pack by a wide margin this week. Dave Granlund also had a great week with two cartoons on the list. Dave Whamond and Jeff Koterba continued their long streaks of Top Ten appearances. We had an unusual three way tie for ninth place so there are eleven cartoons on the list this week.
Kudos to the other cartoonists who made our list of the cartoons most published in newspapers this week, Steve Sack, Rick McKee, Gary McCoy, Randy Enos – and me.
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CORRECTED 10/14/20: Here is the correction, added as John’s second #1 cartoon of the week. John Darkow has TWO cartoons in first place, both outpacing the pack by a big margin.
John Darkow is in first place, outpacing the pack by a big margin.
Dave Whamond follows with the #2 cartoon. Editors were interested only in debate cartoons that were even handed in their criticism of Trump and Biden.
Steve Sack takes 3rd place. The pandemic’s effect on sports is a favorite topic for editors.
Dave Granlund had a strong week with two cartoons in the Top Ten.
Rick McKee takes 5th place with the only cartoon about the Supreme Court fight.
I nabbed 6th place. The news cycle didn’t leave much space for the cartoons about Trump’s taxes. See my Daryl Cagle archive here..
Dave Granlund’s even handed debate cartoon is his second cartoon in the Top Ten.
Eighth place goes to Jeff Koterba with another even handed debate cartoon.
Randy Enos shares a three way tie for 9th place with a pandemic at school cartoon, which has been the favorite topic of editors for months.
Here is the first of two, conservative Gary McCoy cartoons that are tied for 9th place.
Here is Gary McCoy’s second cartoon that is tied for 9th place.
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Late last night we got the news that President Trump and First Lady Melania have tested positive for Coronavirus. Social media exploded with sarcasm and righteous indignation because of the president’s history of refusing to wear a mask, his super spreader, maskless rallies and his many statements diminishing the importance of the pandemic. The cartoons started coming in this morning – here is mine.
Here’s another one inspired by the laughter on social media, from our Dutch cartoonist, Jos Collignon.
This one is from David Fitzsimmons.
Here’s one from Bob Englehart.
And Dave Granlund.
This one is from Jeff Koterba.
Our conservative, Trump supporting cartoonist, Gary McCoy, almost never draws president Trump; this morning he made an exception.
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Here’s my cartoon about the crazy presidential debate …
We have a great collection of cartoons about the debate on Cagle.com. Most of the cartoons are bashing Trump for his bulling performance, but a number of cartoons surprised me by taking an even handed approach. Here’s one from Mexican cartoonist Dario Castillejos.
Here’s another debate cartoon that manages not to bash Trump, by Peter Kuper. Editors like cartoons about everyday folks reacting to the topics of the day, and editors like cartoons that avoid bashing Trump, so I’m guessing that this one will be popular.
Here’s one by Austrian cartoonist Petar Pismetrovic that puts Trump and Biden on equal footing.
Here’s Pat Bagley with a rare, even handed cartoon.
Here’s a similar, even handed cartoon from Jeff Koterba, who is usually even handed.
This rare, even handed cartoon comes from conservative cartoonist Gary McCoy.
Who would have thought that this crazy debate would lead to even handed cartoons?
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The news about Trump’s tax returns came out late on Sunday –too late for editorial cartoonist who come back to work on Monday morning. I drew the first one on Sunday evening.
In the New York Times story is was interesting to read about how Trump lost a fantastic amount of money over a long period of years; his $70,000 deduction for hair styling is impressive; Trump’s big deductions for Ivanka’s “consulting” in addition to her salary is funky. It looks like there’s a bunch of fraud going on.
The next Trump Tax cartoon arrived this morning from Dutch CagleCartoonist, Tom Janssen.
This one is by Dave Whamond.
This is by Dave Granlund …
This one is by Pat Byrnes …
This one is by Bill Day …
I’m sure we’ll get more later today. I’ll post the first ones here.
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Here are our most reprinted cartoons of last week (September 19th through September 26th, 2020).
Three of the top cartoons are about the pandemic, five are about Justice Ginsburg and her Supreme Court seat.
Congratulations to Dave Whamond for taking the #1 spot, and to Dave Granlund at #2. The top two cartoons outpaced the pack by a wide margin this week.
Kudos to Steve Sack and Jeff Koterba who each have two cartoons in the Top Ten. And congrats to the other cartoonists who made our list of the cartoons most published in newspapers this week, Pat Bagley, Rick McKee, John Darkow – and me.
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Dave Whamond is in first place with school during the pandemic continuing to be the favorite topic for editors.
Dave Granlund follows with the #2 cartoon, also about kids and the pandemic.
Jeff Koterba takes 3rd place with his first of two cartoons in the Top Ten.
I nabbed fourth place. See the Daryl Cagle archive here.
Pat Bagley takes 5th place with the only cartoon about the election.
Rick McKee took 6th place with the second of five cartoons in the Top Ten about Justice Ginsburg and her Supreme Court.
Seventh place goes to John Darkow with this somber RBG cartoon.
Eighth place goes to Steve Sack with the first of his two cartoons in the Top Ten.
Jeff Koterba shares a tie for 9th place with his second of two cartoons in the Top Ten this week.
Steve Sack wraps up the list, tied for 9th place, with his second cartoon in the Top Ten.
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As conservative media obsesses over law and order, the “mainstream media” obsesses over president Trump and his supporters and their “word salad” about a “peaceful transfer of power.” Here’s my cartoon.
Republicans have issued statements that don’t mention Trump, and include the self-serving nonsense implying that they will be eager participants in a constitutional crisis that looms with a possible close election. I hate wordy cartoons, but sometimes there is no good alternative.
CagleCartoonist John Darkow was less wordy …
Here’s my rough sketch. For some reason, people keep telling me that they want to see these.
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