Showing posts with label The New Yorker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The New Yorker. Show all posts

Monday, August 31, 2020

Your Tailor & Your Rise

Cartoon by J.C. Duffy - The Rejection Collection



J.C. Duffy (his blog here) writes and draws two syndicated newspaper comic strips, The Fusco Brothers and Go Fish. Prior to the debut of the former in 1989, he worked in newspaper illustration and had an extensive line of greeting cards and related products. His books include Moot Points and four Fusco Brothers collections. His cartoons began appearing regularly in The New Yorker in 1998. He lives in Philadelphia.



I had no idea anyone this funny lived in Philadelphia.

Wednesday, August 19, 2020

This is going to feel like...

Michael Shaw cartoon rejected by The New Yorker



I'm in the hospital today, but wanted to let those who owe me calls and emails know that, if I don't make it, my last thoughts are of you -- and what an asshole you are.

Wednesday, July 22, 2020

More Hot! Hot! Hot! Hot! Hot!

The New Yorker - July 25th, 2020

"What do you trad gentlemen wear when it's this f-ing hot? I assume you ain't sitting on lawn chairs in flip-flops, basketball shorts and t-shirts with the sleeves cut off like us clowns in the midwest.

That said, after the first drink or two, everyone's drinking warm beer when it's this hot." Comment from JW @2:53 PM today.