Insight on Cartoonists: Michael Capozzola
An interview with Michael Capozzola The old line, “They laughed when I sat down to play the piano,” doesn’t quite fit the work of Michael Capozzola, who wants … Read more
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Insight on Cartoonists: Signe Wilkinson
An interview with editorial cartoonist Signe Wilkinson While Philadelphia is not considered the epitome of the bon vivre, it is nonetheless responsible for some goodies we enjoy today, … Read more
Insight on Cartoonists: Terry Mosher
An interview with Terry Mosher Canada’s lucky not to have been absorbed by the United States. And they’re also fortunate to have so many top-notch editorial cartoonists from … Read more
Insight on Cartoonists: Trina Robbins
An interview with cartoonist Trina Robbins Errol Flynn and Kevin Costner both played Robin Hood (though not at the same time), and Al Jolson sang about the “Red, … Read more
Insight on Cartoonists: Brian Gable
An interview with editorial cartoonist Brian Gable When you’re due some money and you’re informed that “the check’s in the mail,” there’s always the possibility that the sender … Read more
Insight on Cartoonists: Adam Zyglis
An interview with editorial cartoonist Adam Zyglis It is, as the song tells us, a long way to Tipperary, and it’s also a helluva trek to Buffalo in … Read more
Insight on Cartoonists: Stan Mack
An interview with Stan Mack “You don’t have to be Jewish to enjoy Levy’s Rye Bread,” was a very successful ad in New York City some years back. … Read more
Insight on Cartoonists: Bob Englehart
An interview with cartoonist Bob Englehart It isn’t often (well, it never happened before) that one of my Letters to the Editor is on the same page as … Read more
Insight on Cartoonists: Jeremy Banx, Financial Times
An interview with Jeremy Banx, cartoonist for the Financial Times In Charles Dickens’ masterpiece, Tale of Two Cities, he tells us it was both “the best of times … Read more
Insight on Cartoonists: Barry Hunau
An interview with Barry Hunau, editorial cartoonist When I get “hate mail,” it’s invariably from my long-suffering wife objecting, once again, to the clutter of things with which … Read more
