NEW! DBR Two Additional Editorial Cartoons! DBR adds two new
editorial cartoons from James Mojonnier. James offers a fresh and funny
perspective to world events with his outstanding art and sly editorial commentary.
Meet James
Mojonnier
NEW! Marvin (comic strip). Check out the
hilarious and offbeat antics of DBR's newest comic strip character MARVIN!
Meet Ralph Hagen
NEW! The Golden Years (comic strip) DBR's newest comic
strip takes a fun look at the senior side of life!
Meet Bill Murray Here
Jet News includes a cast of characters such as Archie Bumper;
Anchor/Reporter who professes to be a hard-core black radical news commentator,
but friends say he's just a big, baby teddy bear; Margo, TV station manager,
whose worst nightmare is trying to keep
Archie and his commentaries in line; Bullet, the messenger boy, is Archie's
8-year old nephew, whom Archie is guardian of; Joe and Moe, handymen of the Jet
News Building. Moe is head sanitary engineer, while Joe is his brother-in-law.
Some refer to these two guys as Dumb 'N Dumber. Tom Red Neck is president and
sole member of a movement called,
Red Necks, Inc. His mission statement is, "The South Shall Rise
Again!"
Come meet these people along with a slew of other interesting characters in
"Jet News".
Meet Bill Murray Here
Mark Szorady builds on the popularity of his
hilarious comic strip strip George and offers readers George's Word Ladder, a
challenging and fun
word game for all ages. And it features none other than George!
Meet Mark Szorady Here
The
Leftersons is a satirical parody of an ultra-liberal family and their often
misguided – and humorous – take on the world around them. Upton
("Dad") is a Corporate Sensitivity Trainer, Imelda ("Mom")
is the Director of Diversity at DSHS, their son, Stalin, is a precocious 10-year
old, daughter Hillary is already a liberal activist at the age of 14. Aunt Janet
is an unpredictable former government official, and Imelda's older sister. She's
the visitor who just won't leave. Fidel, the family dog, is a lovable crossbreed
without a clue. Their goldfish, Gorby is the bubbly voice of conservatism,
swimming in a sea of liberalism. Hugh Jeego is a local, blatantly biased
TV news anchor. Ironically, Stalin's best friend is a conservative boy and
neighbor named Tommy … whose mission it is to convert Stalin to "the
Right Side".
Meet Colin Hayes Here.
The Poetry Guy Guy
Gilchrist, internationally acclaimed author of 44 children's books
brings his illustrated poetry for all ages to your newspaper. Stories,
rhymes and limericks, and inspirational themes are beautifully illustrated
each week. The illustrated poems by this two time National Cartoonist
Society Reuben award winner are available in both two column horizontal
and one column vertical formats.
Screams by Ralph Hagen and Guy Gilchrist. The hilarous comic
panel Screams, created by guy gilchrist is now being helmed by Ralph
Hagen!
Meet Ralph Hagen here.
Political Cartoons by Rob Smith, Jr. Born
in Orlando, Florida, Rob began drawing at a young age. His fourth grade
art teacher, Nancy Kieffer, noticed his work and through her, other
teachers’ and family’s motivation, he is still is drawing today.
Rob began drawing professionally at the age of 16...(More)
www.robsmithjr.com
Political
Cartoons by Ed Hall Born
in Jacksonville, Florida, Ed Hall received his B.D. in Graphic Design
(1984), and his M.F.A. in Painting (1986) from the University of Florida.
He has given numerous seminars on cartooning and drawing in and around
Jacksonville...(More)
http://www.halltoons.com
BUTCH AND DOUGIE By Alex Howell - This
endearing strip centers around the antics of a little boy, Butch, and his dog,
Dougie. A weekly newspaper favorite for years, "Butch and Dougie" now
comes to DBR Media.
George By Mark
Szorady - Mark Szorady brings George to DBR Media! Formerly with
King Features, Mark's comic strip George, a reader favorite, is once again
available for your newspaper! Check out George's antics today!
Ot by
Will O'Toole. Sports editorials that tackle the real issues in
America's pastimes – politics, money, religion, drugs, and other controversies
that are discussed by the media, players, and fans. Drawn with a biting
"tongue-in-cheek", this cartoonist likes to tweak the noses, sometimes
cynically, of the so-called "eclectics" – the institutions (e.g.,
NCAA), owners, agents, and players. "Sports are a reflection of society
with the same problems as the real world. The problem is we can no longer
separate fantasy from reality; they've been soldered."
Stormfield by
Wesley Alexander. Meet Alex and
Dalton in this very charming comic strip about growing up.
To Meet Wesley, click here!
Hamster Alley by
Polly Keener.
Check out this very original and highly entertaining comic strip with some of
the most loveable critters around!
To meet Polly, click here!
Email Polly at: hamsteralley@aol.com
Cartoons by Randy
Glasbergen. Four hilarious panels each week from one of America's most
prolific cartoonists!
To Meet Randy, Click here!
To visit Randy's Web site, click
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