By Lalo Alcaraz
This week, the news was once again dominated by the coronavirus, or COVID-19, pandemic. Here’s how some of the best editorial cartoonists covered it. (Fair warning: Some of these are heartwarming; others are brutal.) Let me know in the replies which one grabs you the most.
The Front Lines
By Mike Luckovich, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
By Pat Bagley, Salt Lake Tribune
By Matt Davies, Newsday
By Steve Breen, San Diego Union Tribune
Open for Business by Easter
By Mike Luckovich, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
By Ann Telnaes, Washington Post
By Tom Toles, The Washington Post
By Bill Bramhall, New York Daily News
MAGA
By Bill Bramhall, New York Daily News
By Bill Bramhall, New York Daily News
By Marc Murphy, Louisville Courier-Journal
By Ann Telnaes, Washington Post
The Senators
By Ann Telnaes, Washington Post
By Michael Ramirez, Las Vegas Review-Journal
By Mike Luckovich, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Governors
By Mike Luckovich, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
By Matt Davies, Newsday
By Bill Bramhall, New York Daily News
By Andy Marlette, Pensacola News Journal
Olympics
By John Cole, The Times-Tribune
By Graeme MacKay, Hamilton Spectator
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Sigh. Luckovich does a great job as always. The ‘toons these days are just getting too sad, though. I wish the cartoonists would leave off and find other topics, though I must admit that some of these are brilliant and will be part of the annals of history of this era.
Although you are right that a majority of the cartoons make people mad/sad, as the pandemic wears on, I’m seeing more positive ones. Like the cartoons expressing gratitude for those on the front lines. It is hard to find positivity in such times. Are you doing ok?
Yeah, there are more positive ones … I just … have trouble finding any humour these days. I’m okay … just coming out of that dark rabbit hole I spent a few days in, but I’m bouncing back, I think. And you? Hugs, my friend.
Doing ok. Managing the stress of two kids who realize just how much they miss school.
Oh, I do NOT envy you!!! I remember back in the day when mine were that age, and one year it snowed so much that they didn’t return to school from Christmas break until mid-February. I nearly went crazy!!! Hang in!