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 The results are in for the NCS' annual awards. Here they are, thanks to the fine folks at "Hogan's Alley"! |
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The Comics Journal's "Journalista!" newsblog is reporting that MAD cartoonist Will Elder has passed away at age 86. |
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The New York Times, for this interactive collection of Al Jaffee's MAD Fold-Ins! |
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More than just the usual slackjawed bunch showed up at the stately intergalactic headquarters of Turner Broadcasting on Saturday, March 28, to judge the entries for the Newspaper Panel Reuben. |
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 Okay, the deadline has passed, and the number of submissions in our jury this year is about 30. A good number, don't you guys think? At any rate, we'll be ganging up in Atlanta on the last Saturday in March to give 'em a good going over. All you NCSers leave that day (and the appropriate travel time) open, y'hear? Greg, your chairman |
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By MARTHA WAGGONER RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- Doug Marlette, the North Carolina-born cartoonist who won a Pulitzer Prize and created the popular strip "Kudzu," was killed in a car accident Tuesday morning in Mississippi, authorities said. He was 57. Marlette, who joined the Tulsa (Okla.) World last year, was the passenger in the car, which struck a tree after skidding on a rain-slicked road, said John Garrison, the coroner in Mississippi's Marshall County. "Evidently, it hydroplaned, left the highway and struck the tree," Garrison said. |
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The 2007-2009 Board of Directors of the National Cartoonists' Society was chosen at the Annual Meeting in Orlando. The roster is: President: Jeff Keane |
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Congrats to our very own Mike Lester, who won the award for Book Illustration at the 61st Annual Reuben Awards Banquet in Orlando on May 26, 2007. The other winners were: Advertising Illustration : Tom Richmond |
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