The Most Popular Cartoons of the Week

Post author By Daryl Cagle
Post date June 6, 2020

Here are the ten most popular cartoons of the week (May 30 -June 6, 2020). Our Top Ten is a measure of how many of our subscribing newspaper editors choose to reprint each of our cartoons, from the 63 cartoonists in our syndication package. Just about half of America’s daily, paid circulation newspapers subscribe to CagleCartoons.com.

There is a disconnect between what cartoonists want to draw, what editors want to print, and what readers want to see; this week that divide was plain to see again as there were no cartoons about President Trump in the Top Ten. Cartoonists focused on Trump’s violent crowd clearing and Bible thumping, church photo op, drawing many great and passionate cartoons criticizing the president this week, but that is not what newspaper editors wanted.

Getting cartoons in front of readers is one of the goals of every cartoonist. Regrettably, many of our cartoonists get few or no reprints, especially the foreign cartoonists. 20% of the cartoonists get 80% of the sales and reprints, and most of the cartoonists never make it into the Top Ten.

Congratulations to Jeff Koterba of The Omaha World-Herald for the #1 most reprinted cartoon this week. Dave Granlund was a close second. Congrats also go to Dave Fitzsimmons of The Arizona Daily Star, and Bruce Plante of The Tulsa World, who each have two cartoons in the Top Ten. I was happy to see Milt Priggee make his first appearance in the Top Ten this week. Kudos also go to the rest of the artists with the most reprinted cartoons: Rick McKee, John Cole, and Dave Whamond.

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#1

Congratulations to Jeff Koterba of The Omaha World-Herald who drew the #1 most reprinted cartoon this week.

#2

Dave Granlund was a close second with this cartoon.

#3

Dave Fitzsimmons of The Arizona Daily Star, is tied for third place and has two cartoons in the Top Ten this week.

#3

Also tied for third is Bruce Plante of The Tulsa World, who has two cartoons in the Top Ten too.

#5

Rick McKee is in 5th place.

#6

John Cole of The Scranton Times-Tribune claims the 6th place spot.

#7

Bruce Plante is in 7th place with his second cartoon in the Top Ten. Editors love that weeping Liberty.

#8

Dave Whamond takes 8th place.

#9

Milt Priggee has the 9th most popular cartoon.

#10

Dave Fitzsimmons takes the #10 spot with his second of two cartoons in the Top Ten this week.

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Granlund Decade!

Post author By Daryl Cagle
Post date December 18, 2019

Here are Dave Granlund’s favorite cartoons of the past decade!

See Dave’s favorite cartoons on USA Today, where you can click on each cartoon and see it blown up to fill the screen with a pretty, high-resolution image. See the complete archive of Dave’s syndicated cartoons here.

Look at our other, great collections of Cartoons Favorites of the Decade, selected by the artists.
Pat Bagley Decade!
Nate Beeler Decade!
Daryl Cagle Decade!
Patrick Chappatte Decade!
John Cole Decade!
John Darkow Decade!
Bill Day Decade!
Sean Delonas Decade!
Bob Englehart Decade!
Randall Enos Decade!
Dave Granlund Decade!
Taylor Jones Decade!
Mike Keefe Decade!
Peter Kuper Decade!
Jeff Koterba Decade!
RJ Matson Decade!
Gary McCoy Decade!
Rick McKee Decade!
Milt Priggee Decade!
Bruce Plante Decade!
Steve Sack Decade!

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TRUE Stupid Stuff 2!

Post author By Daryl Cagle
Post date August 19, 2018

Here’s another new batch of my old TRUE cartoons from the 1990’s – at least the ones that look like they could still be true. This is from a batch about government.

Tags 100 year, accountant, air pollution, america, American Gothic, animal, animals, Apple, Arizona, art, artwork, audit, automobiles, average american, bake, bakery, balloon, banana, belch, belches, binge, bird, blimps, blink, blinking, bovine, boxes, brain, broker, brownies, budger, budget, building, bullets, burp, businesshair rollers, california, canned goods, cans, Capital, capitol, cars, cats, caves, chicken, children, chips, clouds, coin, congress, cook, cook book, cookbook, cookies, courts, cow, cows, crowd, cryogenics, D.C., DC, death, defame, deficit, diet, digestion, discrimination, document, dog, DOGS, dole, dollars, dumb, ears, eat, economy, employee, Entertainment, escape, eskimo, execution, exercise, farm subsidies, farmers, farms, farts, fat, federal, federal government, food, Francisco Goya, freeze, frozen, Fruit, garbage, gas, General, girl, girl scout cookies, girls, gland condition, government, government check, grace, Grant Wood, gsa, guns, hairdresser, hat, health, helium, history, i.r.s., ice cream, ice cube, income taxes, indigestion, injured, injury, inmates, insurance, Internal Revenue Service, irs, Jaguar, jail, jam, jerk, judges, juries, jury, jury duty, justice, K-Mart, kids, kitty, law, lawsuit, lawter, legal, legislation, liability, lifetime, Los Angeles, mail, Massacre, masterpiece, media, medical, methane, military, money, Mother, movie, National Debt, obese, painting, parking meter, penetentiary, penguin, pentagon, pig, population, Postal Service, potty, premiums, prison, prisoner, prosecutors, quarters, R.I.P., recipe, refrigerate, regulations, rifle, rip, rules, run, rural, satisfaction, satisfied, scouts, shoot, skeleton, sky, skyscraper, slander, snack food, snail, Spain, spanish, spending, stack, steer, study, subsidy, sue, Taxes, temperature, texas, tower, traffic, trash, trial, true, U.S.A., urban, US Postal Service, USPS, vegetables, Wachington D.C., Walt Disney, washington, Washington State University, woman, women, ywlloe bellied slime

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TRUE Life Stuff!

Post author By Daryl Cagle
Post date August 9, 2018

This new batch of my old TRUE cartoons is about our crazy lifestyles here in America. Things in our lives haven’t changed much since I drew these – except for the televisions. And phones.

Tags abducted, advertising, alarm clock, anal probe, art, artwork, Auto, automobile, baby, bad driver, big eyes, bird, blended blue, broke a nail, california, car, check, Christmas, clean, computation, coo coo clock, cowabunga, cross dressing, cukoo clock, curse, cursing, death, die, dirty, domestic animals, driving, dude, farmer, fat lady, flash lights, flip the bird, frame, fruitcake, garbage can, gift, give the finger, house cleaning, invoice, iron, juggle, juggling, junk mail, kids, koo too clock, landscapes, lion, Los Angeles, major cleaning, masterpiece, math, mathematics, mess, monster, nail polish, nails, obscenity, octopus, opera, opera singer, painting, pitchfork, poor people, population, post office, Postal Service, postmaster, pot, poverty, present, regift, removed, removing tattoos, restaurant, rich, rural men, shake fists, SING, snail mail, space aliens, space suit, Spring cleaning, swear, swearing, tailgate, tattoo, tattoo removal, telephone, television, tennis ball, tennis racket, tipping, traffic, trash, true, tv, under the bed, unwanted gifts, us mail, USPS, waiter, watching, wealthy, weekmonth, wild, Xmas, young

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Broke Post Office Cartoons

Post author By Daryl Cagle
Post date September 6, 2011

It’s no big secret that technology and the internet have chipped away at the U.S. Postal Service. Now, cash is so low at the 235+ year agency (Ben Franklin was our first postmaster general) that it may have to shut down entirely this winter unless Congress takes emergency action to stabilize its finances.

Will Congress allow the Post Office to make the changes it needs to allow it to compete in the 21st century? Check out the thoughts of our cartoonists with our new Broke Post Office cartoon collection.

Mike Keefe / Denver Post (click to view cartoon collection)

Tags email, post office, Terror and the Mail, USPS

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