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Take a peek over Jim Borgman's shoulder


Jim Borgman has been the Enquirer's editorial cartoonist since 1976. Borgman has won every major award in his field, including the 1991 Pulitzer Prize, the National Cartoonists Society's Reuben Award for Outstanding Cartoonist of the Year in 1993, and most recently, the Adamson Award in 2005 as International Cartoonist of the Year. His award-winning daily comic strip Zits, co-created with Jerry Scott, chronicles the life of 15-year-old Jeremy Duncan, his family and friends through the glories and challenges of the teenage years. Since debuting in July 1997, Zits has regularly finished #1 in reader comics polls across America and is syndicated in more than 1300 newspapers around the world.

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Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Distant Cousins



Thanks for the assist on this one, gang!


16 Comments:

at 10/23/07, 3:07 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Jim, please don't stop putting your sketches, it's good to see how you work with them

 
at 10/23/07, 4:15 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

Thanks for including us in your process.

How often do you use other folks' ideas ... not really referencing this cartoon, more on the Sunday cartoon?

 
at 10/23/07, 7:06 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

That is awesome....The vp's face is priceless...

 
at 10/23/07, 9:17 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh, jeeez, you had to remind me! My wife did a lot of genealogy work the last two weeks and just found out I'm some distant distant distant cousin of Cheney's (!!). I hope I'm on the healthy side of that tree. Regardless, I'm going to go get drunk.

 
at 10/23/07, 9:49 PM Blogger Wettengel said...

At first I thought the tree might be accurate but Annie Oakley would never have shot a man in the face (at least by accident!). There is no way they are related. The others I can believe.

 
at 10/24/07, 12:53 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ha ha ha, JKR just announced in NYC that Dumbledore was gay (at the Carnegie Hall Q&A event) so you need to add an asterisk in your tree.

 
at 10/26/07, 8:04 AM Anonymous Anonymous said...

Maybe I'd find this cartoon a masterpiece if I despised Dick Cheney as much as you do,Jimbo.As it is however I find it as just another pen and ink over the top exaggeration and
personal attack on the vice president drawn by the chubby fingers of the Enquirer's most LIBERAL staff member.
Your bias stinks.As you've matured,Jimmy,you've become much more partisan.You NEVER present DEMOCRATS in the mean light you so routinely portray REPS in.When I cancel my scrip to the Enquirer you will be the reason.

 
at 10/26/07, 2:38 PM Blogger G-RANT said...

maybe that's because there's never been a vice-president who has seemed as genuinely EVIL as cheney does. before him it was all just dinguses and dooduses.

 
at 10/26/07, 2:39 PM Blogger G-RANT said...

i meant doofuses.

 
at 10/26/07, 2:55 PM Blogger G-RANT said...


i mean they always go after the current administration. the only way to avoid ridicule is to not be in power.

 
at 10/28/07, 10:24 AM Blogger BarbaraP said...

I liked the general idea of the cartoon a lot but I'm embarassed to admit I don't quite "get it." Is the idea that Cheney is descended from the bad side of the family tree, i,e,, Adam/Cain instead of Stevie/Abel (had Abel lived)? How did Adam and Eve become a gay couple? - Confused in Amberley,

 
at 10/29/07, 11:43 AM Anonymous Anonymous said...

Amberley


"Apparently we do have a common ancestor about eight or nine generations back," the vice president said.

Lynne Cheney had dropped the bombshell revelation two weeks ago, telling MSNBC television that she had made the surprise discover while researching her new book, a memoir of growing up in the western state of Wyoming.

do a news search yahoo news

Cheney, Obama

 
at 11/18/07, 4:06 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

US says Iraq attacks down 55 percent By KIM GAMEL, Associated Press Writer
Sun Nov 18, 11:57 AM ET
Yeah, like Bush can count!


BAGHDAD - Violence is down 55 percent in Iraq since a U.S.-Iraqi security operation began this summer, U.S. officials said Sunday, even as at least 15 Iraqis were reported killed in bombings and shootings.

 
at 11/20/07, 9:03 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

family related by any chance? (just asking...)Is the Schott (all that Nazi symbolism)

 
at 11/20/07, 10:25 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

he's wearing his happy face again

 
at 11/20/07, 10:26 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

is he posing for male vogue

 
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