Meet YOUR cartoonist
Mike Keefe
Mike Keefe has been the editorial cartoonist for The Denver Post since 1975.
He won top awards in: The Fischetti editorial cartoon competition (1991), the National Headliners Club (1986), and the Society of Professional Journalists (1986). Keefe lives with his wife, two children, a dog, a parakeet, several deceased tropical fish, and 73 harmonicas in Evergreen, Colorado at 8,000 feet above sea level. He tries to take a nap every day.
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More Cartoon Resources
Stop laughing, this is serious*
Association of American Editorial Cartoonists:
What you'll find: Collection of political cartoons, articles dealing with cartooning and cartoonists.
Where you'll find it: Click here
The Opper Project: Teaching history through political cartoons
Ohio State University has launched a project that uses editorial cartoons to teach history. You'll find lesson plans, downloadable toons and much more.
Click here for the Opper Project
Daryl Cagle's
Cartoon Index:
What you'll find: Huge selection of Political Cartoons updated daily. Collections categorized by topic.
Where you'll find it: Click here
What you'll find: Major political cartoonists from the world press in over 75 countries.
Where you'll find it: Click here
*How far do Toons reach? The cartoon Australians consider the best and most famous in the world features two workmen hanging in the air from a steel girder, one by the pants of the other, pulling them down. The caption words, "For gorsake, stop laughing, this is serious," have since become a byword in Australian culture. See the cartoon and read more about it at Witty World
