This is a loose preliminary sketch by Bernie Fuchs for a coffee ad in the 1960s.    Some people will be quick to n...

I began this blog back in the days when Fred Flintstone was still blogging for the Slate Rock and Gravel Company.  It began impetuously (I...

It was another exciting year at San Diego Comic-Con. There's no place quite like it. As part this year's offerings, a group of schol...

Here's a high rez gallery of drawings by the late great Leonard Starr.   Sparkling draftsmanship, witty dialogue and plots by a master s...

Toward the end of his life,  John Updike reflected on the nature of bliss: To copy comic strips, stretched prone upon the musty carpet-- M...

David Low,  the greatest political cartoonist of World War II,  gave this advice to young cartoonists about drawing dictators: To draw a ...

Parasitology is the scientific study of parasites-- creatures that attach themselves to free-living species and suck blood and other nutri...

  The great Mort Drucker is famous for drawing funny, not sexy.   Yet, if you look back at his stories for MAD Magazine, you'll s...