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Top Ten Cartoons of the Week – November 27th, 2021

Here are our most reprinted cartoons of the week ending  November 27th, 2021. Every popular cartoon this week had a holiday theme.

Jeff Koterba again had the most reprinted cartoon of the week, which appeared in about 172 newspapers. Jeff also has two cartoons in the Top Ten and was our most reprinted cartoonist again this week, overall.

Kudos to Rick McKee and Dave Whamond who have two cartoons each in the Top Ten – actually it is the Top Eleven this week because we have a tie for #10.

Just about half of America’s daily, paid circulation newspapers (around 700 papers) subscribe to CagleCartoons.com. These are the cartoons that editors picked last week.


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Jeff Koterba took the #1 spot.

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Dave Granlund (who was the most reprinted cartoonist of the week, overall this week) placed second.

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Jeff Koterba nabbed third place.

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Rick McKee took 4th place.

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Bob Englehart claims the five-spot.

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Bob Englehart came in sixth with his second cartoon in the Top Ten.

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John Darkow nabs seventh place.

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John Cole took 8th place.

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Dave Granlund takes 9th place.

#10

Rick McKee is tied for number ten!

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Guy Parsons shares the tie for #10, making this week’s list a “Top Eleven”.


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Daryl’s 2020 Top Ten

Here are my Top Ten cartoons of the year that were most reprinted in newspapers.  We keep statistics on how many editors, who subscribe to our syndicate service at CagleCartoons.com, download each cartoon. Over the next few days I’ll post Top Ten cartoons from some of our other CagleCartoonists – for today, here are mine!  See my cartoon archive on Cagle.com

Merry Christmas!


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COVID Christmas

A day after Thanksgiving and the cartoonist all turn to Christmas. (Actually they were starting to draw Christmas cartoons well before Thanksgiving, but I waited until the day after.)

My cartoon is inspired by the tree in A Charlie Brown Christmas. I love Peanuts and this classic TV special.

A little love won’t help with the pandemic this Christmas, but some common sense, limiting travel and wearing masks will help.

The Charlie Brown Christmas tree is not an uncommon metaphor in editorial cartoons. After I drew my COVID tree I did a search in our vast PoliticalCartoons.com database and I found this nice one from CagleCartoonist Dave Whamond.

Going back farther, I found this one by CagleCartoonist Milt Priggee, from ten years ago.

That’s the Obama/Biden campaign logo on the ornament. I can’t remember what was going on that would make Milt draw this, two years after Obama’s election, but I like Milt’s tree better than mine. Charlie Brown’s tree always leans to the left; leaning to the right is wrong – maybe Milt didn’t like Obama leaning to the right.


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