By the Comics Curmudgeon There is a certain class of American who cares nothing about the tales of economic carnage that fill our newspapers day after day. I'm talking, of course, about editorial cartoonists, whose jobs are basically guaranteed, and whose pay makes possible a lifestyle that makes AIG vice presidents look like starving hobos eating dirt under a rusty, leaky bridge. Of course, these princes of the pen also have the best health insurance, with fresh kidneys and livers delivered twice weekly to keep their insides smelling fresh. Nevertheless, as part of their job, they must pay attention to the day-to-day problems suffered by you, the "little people," and have noticed that maybe things are not quite so rosy further down the socioeconomic ladder!
Our Flourishing Cartoon Economies
Our Flourishing Cartoon Economies
Our Flourishing Cartoon Economies
By the Comics Curmudgeon There is a certain class of American who cares nothing about the tales of economic carnage that fill our newspapers day after day. I'm talking, of course, about editorial cartoonists, whose jobs are basically guaranteed, and whose pay makes possible a lifestyle that makes AIG vice presidents look like starving hobos eating dirt under a rusty, leaky bridge. Of course, these princes of the pen also have the best health insurance, with fresh kidneys and livers delivered twice weekly to keep their insides smelling fresh. Nevertheless, as part of their job, they must pay attention to the day-to-day problems suffered by you, the "little people," and have noticed that maybe things are not quite so rosy further down the socioeconomic ladder!