New York Drug Health

Jeff Danziger, 01.06.2010

Jeff Danziger is a political cartoonist syndicated by the NYTimes worldwide

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Josh Olson Won't Read Your Script, But He Might Adapt Your Story

Jeffrey Berman, 12.22.2009

Professional Producer/Screenwriter and Host of The Write Environment

Adapting scripts from other mediums, whether it's a novel, a play, a comic book or a video game, is a different breed of writing. You would think it would be easy...but it ain't.

HuffPost Weekend Box Office Review: Princess and the Frog Puts Disney 2D Animation on Top

Scott Mendelson, 12.16.2009

Film Critic and Pundit for Film Threat, Huffington Post, and Mendelson's Memos

When you consider the publicity that this film received for its 'groundbreaking' African American characters, I'm pretty sure Disney was hoping for a bigger opening for The Princess and the Frog.

National Poortrait: No Proof of Global Climate Change

Lee Camp, 12.11.2009

satirista, LeeCamp.net

Glenn Beck Proves Carbon Dioxide Is Safe

Matthew Filipowicz, 12.07.2009

Comedian, Cartoonist, Satirist

With the Copenhagen climate talks under way, Glenn Beck wants America to know that he is not happy with Barack Obama or the Environmental Protection A...

The Daily Szep: Afghanistan

Paul Szep, 12.04.2009

Two time Pulitzer prize winning cartoonist

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12 Comics Who Aren't Funny? Or, Let Us Now Bash Robin Williams Part. 1

Jonathan Leigh Solomon, 11.28.2009

Bill Kristol's illegitimate brother.

Who is Sarah Ball and why is she saying awful things about Emo Phillips? And, why is she not saying awful things about Robin Williams?

Moose and Squirrel Celebrate Their 50th Anniversary

Robert J. Elisberg, 11.20.2009

Columnist and screenwriter

Today marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most beloved and still-appreciated cartoon shows, ever.

Out Of Line: Greed Out!

Mort Gerberg, 10.31.2009

Cartoonist and Author

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Out Of Line: Most Frightening

Mort Gerberg, 10.31.2009

Cartoonist and Author

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WATCH: The Scariest White House Halloween Costume

Matthew Filipowicz, 10.29.2009

Comedian, Cartoonist, Satirist

With Halloween just around the corner, some folks in the White House are getting into the spooky spirit. Namely, Press Secretary Robert Gibbs.

Cartoon: Nattering Naybobs and Noxious Nutballs

Shan Wells, 10.29.2009

Political cartoonist, "Durango Telegraph," toonblogger, political illustrator

With a few notable exception, broadcast news is a very scary place these days. What Edward R. Murrow would think of the current zeitgeist is unknowable, but we might hazard a guess.

Cartoon: Joe Uncool

Shan Wells, 10.28.2009

Political cartoonist, "Durango Telegraph," toonblogger, political illustrator

What do Joe Lieberman and Lucy from Peanuts have in common?

Cartoon: Lemmings of the Fall

Shan Wells, 10.22.2009

Political cartoonist, "Durango Telegraph," toonblogger, political illustrator

Watching the current slide of the GOP in to nutballdom is similar to I Love Lucy -- I'm cringing, but fascinated and ... highly entertained.

Cartoon: The Balloon Goes ... Down

Shan Wells, 10.21.2009

Political cartoonist, "Durango Telegraph," toonblogger, political illustrator

Climate change, health care, multiple wars, the economy, and we are treated to 24/7 coverage of ... this.

Ailes, Dobbs

Jeff Danziger, 10.15.2009

Jeff Danziger is a political cartoonist syndicated by the NYTimes worldwide

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Free David Letterman! Newswitness News Cartoon Ep 2

Marc Singer, 10.12.2009

Marc Singer writes TV, comedy, and webisodes including Newswitness News.

The point is we gotta stop constantly judging other people's sex lives. Unless they produce an amateur sex tape. Then it's fair game. Until then leave Letterman alone!

Super Poems: Other Comic Books Inspired by Verse

Sophie Pollitt-Cohen, 10.13.2009

Author

In a plot line inspired by Robert Frost's poem "Road Not Taken," fictional character Archie Andrews has already proposed to Veronica and will propose to Betty next month. I wonder what it would be like if other comics were inspired by poems...

Who Reads Doonesbury (Anymore)?

William Klein, 12.03.2009

Political strategist, writer, humorist in Washington, D.C.

In recent years, the punch lines have grown less crisp and the "rolling naturalism" has tumbled away from the satire that made Doonesbury the only comic strip I once made a point of reading.

Why Is the Government the Health Care Boogeyman?

Andy Myer, 12.02.2009

Writer and illustrator

In the health care reform debate, it's baffling why it's the Federal government -- and not our New-Age Robber Barons -- that keeps getting accused of ineptitude, chicanery, and self-aggrandizement.

My "Surrie" With the Fringe on Top

Jared Gardner, 12.01.2009

Associate Professor of English, Film, and Popular Culture at Ohio State University

I love opening weekend for new comics movies like Surrogates. For brief but increasingly frequent moments in the course of a year I have a perfect excuse to evangelize about comics.