With a heads-up from Bob Eckstein, Michael Maslin’s Inkspill column for 1/14/20, “Fave Photo of the Day: New Yorker Cartoonists At Lunch”. The photo:
Archive for the ‘Cartoonists’ Category
Cartoonists at leisure
January 15, 2020Zippy and Griffy on the Hanna-Barbera diner tour
August 1, 2017In two recent Zippy strips, Zippy and Griffy, raging over limited animation, visit a diner in Delaware and an abandoned diner in Kentucky:
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Three things: Hanna-Barbera; The Hollywood diner in Dover DE; and the Happy Days Diner in Cave City KY.
Caveman name fashions
February 5, 2017In the latest (February 6th) New Yorker, a Jeremy Nguyen cartoon on names:
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Once, real men had masculine names like Bart and Max. Now they’re all named Justin and Taylor.
Dick Deadeye in the morning
August 6, 2016Bill Watterson
May 25, 2015Just arrived at my house, this excellent 2014 volume:
Bill Watterson, Exploring Calvin and Hobbes: An Exhibition Catalogue (Andrews McNeel, Kansas City MO)
The exhibition took place at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum of the Ohio State University, where Watterson has placed his collection of Calvin and Hobbes materials.
The volume has a preface by Jenny E. Robb, the curator of the exhibition; an extensive interview of Watterson by her; and a nice assortment of essays by Watterson about things Calvin/Hobbesian. Here I’ll talk about the influences he cites on his work.
