Release date: To be determined Synopsis: For the past 35 years, Darkwing Duck has been trapped in his worst nightmare: an alternate world where his superhero exploits have never been heard of. Now, a rebellious teenager named Duckie, who knows all about his heroic past,
Lots of animation stuff happening lately! American Dad! has been airing new episodes here and there – the show is back on FOX and then, of course, the episodes air the next day on Hulu. Here is an interesting recent article about American Dad! –
This cartoon was inspired in part by the whiplash approach to AI writing on LinkedIn. A few years ago, they indiscriminately pushed AI tools and offered to write an entire post after writing just 30 words. Surprise, surprise, this resulted in a lot of AI
Originally published on Substack I created this cartoon because I often hear older people make fun that younger people don’t care about privacy because they are exposing so much of their lives. But I find these sentiments to be blatant because young people are exposing
Dan Bolles, editor of Seven Days VT, wrote to me in May asking me to contribute to the annual July cartoon issue. Of course! This was a week before I left for Greece for a month. I proposed several topics and Dan asked me to
Well, the summer of 2026 is already planned, culturally if not meteorologically. Despite the extremely high temperatures and smoke from the Canadian wildfires, it was a good time to Innovative images. I took visual notes at events in nashville and charlotteand everywhere Southeastern Pennsylvania and
Screenwriter and director Mu Zhengyang All wishes come true! It is China’s number one box office hit of 2026, grossing more than 1.5 billion yuan (US$222 million) at the mainland Chinese box office since its release on July 18. It premiered in the United States
As is my custom, each year I honor James Garner on his birthday anniversary with a new cartoon depicting him in one of his film or television roles. Most of the time, I like to draw him in his most beloved role as Jim Rockford
“Separated by a common language,” goes the old saying between Americans and Brits trying to communicate. Dick Buchanan takes the popular tropes of gag cartoons and explores how cartoonists on both sides of the Atlantic spin a single panel on it. Thanks and take it,
New Yorker cartoonist Rusty Epstein He helped judge last month’s caption contest, which featured his drawing. It is set in a front yard, where a firefighter and a girl watch an elephant trapped in a tree and sitting on a branch. The girl says or