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Sam Gross, cartoonist of ‘radical honesty,’ dies at 89
With visual gags that were outrageous and sometimes shocking, he was a regular contributor to National Lampoon and the New Yorker.
By Michael S. RosenwaldTwo funny New Yorker artists lured us into their mind-bending worlds
New Yorker cover artist Bruce McCall and cartoonist Sam Gross changed our perspective on humor.
By Michael Cavna‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3’ post-credits scenes hint they’ll be back
As implied in the post-credits scenes, the end of the “Guardians of the Galaxy” trilogy doesn't mean we've seen the last of this deep-space corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
By David BetancourtHow James Gunn bounced back to become one of Hollywood’s most powerful people
"Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 3" filmmaker James Gunn reveals how his lowest moment — being fired by Disney — turned into one of the best days of his life.
By Michael CavnaHow cartoonists are satirizing the Carlson and Lemon firings
Cartoonists on both sides of the political aisle were quick to satirize the Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon departures.
By Michael CavnaCartoons by Daniel Fenech, Ed Hall, Joe Heller and Gary McCoy
Guest editorial cartoons by Daniel Fenech, Ed Hall, Joe Heller and Gary McCoy.
By Daniel Fenech, Ed Hall, Joe Heller and Gary McCoy‘The Mandalorian’ season finale: Baby Yoda finally gets a dad
The planet of Mandalore is up for grabs in the Season 3 finale of “The Mandalorian.”
By David BetancourtEdward Koren, cartoonist who drew his shaggier alter-ego, dies at 87
The New Yorker cartoonist gently skewered urbanites and crunchy Vermonters for more than six decades with hairy, cleverly-drawn characters.
By Michael S. RosenwaldRachel Pollack, writer of fantasy, tarot and trailblazing comics, dies at 77
She drew on her experience as a transgender woman to create the first transgender superheroine for DC Comics.
By Emily LangerFrom Mad’s Al Jaffee, a beautiful blend of intelligence and irreverence
Mad magazine cartoonist Al Jaffee, who died Monday in New York at 102, tapped the power of counterculture humor.
By Michael CavnaIt’s time for Star Wars fans to get excited about movies again
After a polarizing trilogy, Star Wars’ new slate of releases looks to make it a cinematic force again.
By David Betancourt