Here are our most reprinted cartoons of the week ending July 10th, 2021. Congratulations to Jeff Koterba who took the #1 spot by a wide margin and had the most reprints overall for the week.
Dave Granlund had an impressive week with three cartoons in tot Top Ten, and Steve Sack has two cartoons on the list. Kudos to the other CagleCartoonists who had the most reprinted cartoons this week: John Darkow, Monte Wolverton, Dave Whamond and a new cartoonist we welcomed to the syndicate this week, Rivers. Newspaper editors were interested in a wide variety of topics this week.
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#1
Dave Whamond ‘s cartoon was most popular with editors last week!
#2
John Darkow takes second place.
#3
Monte Wolverton wins third place with this hot cartoon.
#4
Dave Granlund claims fourth place with his first of three cartoons on the most reprinted list.
#5
Steve Sack takes the five spot!
#6
Dave Whamond takes sixth place.
#7
Our new cartoonist, Rivers nabs seventh place with his first appearance in the Top Ten.
#8
Steve Sack takes eighth place.
#9
Dave Granlund takes ninth place with his second cartoon in the Top Ten.
#10
Dave Granlund places his third cartoon on the list at number ten.
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