Royal scandal 2026 – DarylCagle.com

Hey folks! Ex-Prince Andrew’s arrest on his 66th birthday for suspected misconduct in public office tied to leaking trade docs to Jeffrey Epstein has cartoonists going wild with savage digs at his denials while the monarchy reels.

I’ve hand-picked six of the sharpest cartoons from the latest hot takes. Scroll down to see them.

#1. Bob Englehart

Our brand-new Caglecast episode (live on YouTube) dives into dozens of savage cartoons torching Andrew over the Epstein files fallout and his arrest! Come look and please Hit the HYPE button on our video! It takes 2 seconds, its free, and it pumps us in YouTube’s algorithm for more views during this massive story.

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#2. Graham MacKay

#3. Becs

#4. Frank Hanson

#5. Rick McKee

#6. Graham MacKay

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We have a great new podcast with a video slideshow of cartoons about the vile, ex-prince Andrew, who was just arrested for sharing state secrets with Jeffrey Epstein. Here’s a great cartoons from Steve Sack, who has recently emerged from retirement –welcome back Steve! And everyone, go watch our nasty Prince Andrew Caglecast here. Please hit the “Hype” button for us on your YouTube phone app –that gives us a big boost, and we really appreciate it!

Our most-popular cartoon of the week was Jonathan Brown’s obituary cartoon about the reverend Jesse Jackson, which skipped the pearly gates in favor of a more timely message from Jackson that hits hard in Trump’s America.

A.I. cartoons were again popular this week, the rare topic where everyone seems to agree these days. I laughed at Dave Whamond’s cartoon about a robot impersonating a human online, something I bet we’ll be reading about soon… probably in a story written by a computer.

Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:

#1. Jonathan Brown