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Category Archives: Topical Cartoons
Portuguese classic cartoonists on stamps
Last year the Portugal Post Office issued a series of stamps celebrating classic Portuguese cartoonists. I haven’t seen the sheet myself, but from what I can gather, it’s a beauty. Sadly, shipping from Portugal is a pain. If there’s anybody … Continue reading
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Superman’s got problems
Farley Katz gives a rare insight in Superman’s personal problems in this week’s New Yorker.
New Tintin movie ?
“Next !” Even though the eagerly awaited Tintin movie is still in post-production, and no final footage (or even still photography) has been made available so far, Flemish media were abuzz last week with news that director Steven Spielberg was … Continue reading
Internet vices
Patrick Moberg compares all the hip internet networks with your favorite poison. None of them resembles a nice cup of cocoa.
President Of Europe
Within all the brouhaha that the election of Herman Van Rompuy as the first European President (or rather, the permanent president of the European Council of heads of states and government) brought along, this cartoon by Zak in De Morgen … Continue reading
Today’s Bizarro
Once more, Piraro says it all. Or not, depending how deep you delve into it. (cartoon © Dan Piraro)
New Herge Museum
This cartoon by Kim Duchateau in tuesday’s De Morgen explains the result of Moulinsart’s handling of the press at the opening of the new Hergé museum in Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium. For more, check my post at Forbidden Planet. As an aside … Continue reading