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Planet COVID-19, Part 4

Post author By Daryl Cagle
Post date April 8, 2020

Our Planet COVID-19 posts end today – unfortunately, the coronavirus may go on for months. I think the cartoonists are doing their best work as they are stuck at home. Disasters bring out the best in cartoonists, and their work is more important now than ever. At the same time, the pandemic is taking a terrible toll on newspapers and we’re seeing a collapse of newspapers now that will bring on a collapse of our political cartooning profession. Please visit Cagle.com/heroes to see what you can do to help save the cartoons.

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Joe Heller, Wisconsin

Jeff Koterba, Nebraska

Osama Hajjaj, Jordan

Monte Wolverton, Washington

Joep Bertrams, Netherlands

Bill Day, Florida

Patrick Chappatte, Switzerland

Don’t miss my other Coronavirus posts:
The Most Popular Cartoons of the Pandemic
The Most Popular Cartoons of the Week through May 2nd, 2020
Best of the Grim Reaper, Part 1
Best of the Grim Reaper, Part 2
Dr Fauci PART 2
Dr Fauci PART 1
Trump and Disinfectant PART 2
Trump and Disinfectant PART 1
Most popular Cartoons of the Week through 4/26/20, (all coronavirus)
Forgotten Biden – Part 2
Forgotten Biden – Part 1
Most popular Cartoons of the Week through 4/18/20, (all coronavirus)
Blame China! Part Two
Blame China! Part One
Most popular Cartoons of the Week, through 4/11/20 (all coronavirus)
My Favorite NEW Easter Cartoons
The Great Mort Drucker Passes Away
Planet COVID-19, Part 4
Planet COVID-19, Part 3
Planet COVID-19, Part 2
Planet COVID-19, Part 1
The Most Popular Cartoons of the Week, 4/4/20 (all coronavirus)
Toilet Paper Part Two
Toilet Paper Part One
Trump and the Easter Bunny
The Most Popular Cartoons of the Week, 3/29/20 (all coronavirus)
Tsunami Coming
Pandemics Compared
See, Hear Speak No Virus
The Best Coronavirus Sports Cartoons
New Coronavirus Favorites
The Most Popular Coronavirus Cartoons
My Corona Virus Cartoons
Corona Virus Quarantine Blues in China

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Planet COVID-19, Part 3

Post author By Daryl Cagle
Post date April 7, 2020

This week we’re passing a grim milestone, posting more than 1,000 coronavirus cartoons on Cagle.com! So many cartoonists (especially the international cartoonists) are drawing planetary metaphors that I decided to do four posts in a row about “Planet COVID-19”! Here’s part three! Click on each cartoonists’ name to view their archive on Cagle.com.

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Adam Zyglis, Buffalo, New York

Monte Wolverton, Washington

Chris Slane, New Zealand

Rainer Hachfeld, Germany

Osama Hajjaj, Jordan

Chris Weyant, Boston Globe

Petar Pismetrovic, Austria

Bas van der Schot, Netherlands

Kevin Siers, Charlotte, North Carolina

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Planet COVID-19, Part 2

Post author By Daryl Cagle
Post date April 6, 2020

Planet COVID-19 has invaded planet Earth! So many cartoonists (especially the international cartoonists) are drawing planetary metaphors that I decided to do four posts in a row about “Planet COVID-19”! Here’s part two! Click on each cartoonists’ name to view their archive on Cagle.com.

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Dario Castillejos, Oaxaca, Mexico

Michael Kountouris, Greece

Gatis Sluka, Latvia

Christo Komarnitsky, Bulgaria

Emad Hajjaj, Jordan

Angel Boligan, Mexico City, Mexico

Constantin Pavel, Romania

Hajo de Reijjer, France

John Darkow, Missouri

Bill Day, Florida

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Planet COVID-19, Part 1

Post author By Daryl Cagle
Post date April 5, 2020

A “global pandemic” brings to mind images of the globe, and for cartoonists who like to exaggerate everything, the coronavirus takes on Earthly dimensions! So many cartoonists (especially the international cartoonists) are drawing planetary metaphors that I decided to do four posts in a row about “Planet COVID-19”! Here’s part one! Click on each cartoonists’ name to view their archive on Cagle.com.

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Petar Pismetrovic, Austria

Emad Hajjaj, Jordan

Terry “Aislin” Mosher, Canada

Gatis Sluka, Latvia

Angel Boligan, Mexico City, Mexico

Osama Hajjaj, Jordan

Milt Priggee, Washington

Dario Castillejos, Oaxaca, Mexico

Petar Pismetrovic, Austria

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TRUE Crazy Stuff 2!

Post author By Daryl Cagle
Post date August 3, 2018

Here’s another batch of my TRUE syndicated newspaper cartoons from 1995. I’m culling out the cartoons that are not too stale to include in our PoliticalCartoons.com database and making little changes so that don’t seem too dated; sometimes that is hard and I have to delete some of my favorite oldies. I’m letting quite a few old style TVs and land line phones sneak through.

I suppose it is more interesting that so little has changed.