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Home Political Cartoons Features 5 fundamentally funny cartoons about the US Constitution Artists take on Sharpie edits, wear and tear, and more ...

Editorial cartoons can be as varied and complex as any other piece of journalistic commentary. And while they can and do sometimes evoke a chuckle, they aren’t always supposed to be funny.

Check out Pat Bagley’s latest cartoon: Practicing Medicine Without a LicenseA Pulitzer Prize finalist in the cartoonist category, Pat Bagley has worked for The Salt Lake Tribune for more than 45 ...

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A caption-less cartoon by one of the authors of “Funny Stuff,” Phil Witte. – Courtesy Image While their book does discuss captions, types of humor, idea generation, and — watch out!

Laughter truly is the best medicine. I wish that was how it worked! Check out these other hilarious cartoons about everyday life. Thanks, but no thanks. Grammar nerds will cry laughing over these ...

Dwayne Booth — a lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg School for Communication — is under fire for "Mr. Fish" political cartoons that critics say are antisemitic.

We present this collection of therapy jokes and cartoons with the best intentions, i.e., to laugh at ourselves, make you smile, add lightness, offering satire, and highlight important issues. So ...

Funny cartoons that capture truths (and lies) about us as clients, therapist, and the mental health field in general. Let's laugh with each other, not at each other. Life is too important to be taken ...

The “liberal” George Santos cartoon is funny, and apt. The “conservative” one, featuring an image of a maniacal Joe Biden chuckling over the $31 trillion national debt, is not.

That’s never been a problem for Witte. WItte’s exhibit, “Show Me the Funny: The Cartoons of Phil Witte” is running Saturdays and Sundays now through Feb. 5.