Borgman Archive
A massive effort on the part of Dave Burke and the Enquirer's IT department has culminated in a relaunch of the Jim Borgman Cartoon Archive on the Enquirer's website. We're current again. Search the archive for any previously published cartoon you've been trying to locate or galleries of cartoons on the topics that interest you. (The archive reaches back about ten years, to when we started keeping digital files of my cartoons.)
posted by Jim Borgman at 11:11 AM
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Post a Comment*I used to have a framed print of a piece that you did a while back titled "One story about being white in cincinnati" that I found profound... Will this be available any time soon in your archives?
It's great to see all these drawings again.
I can't find Your honor, we found this clown parading around in a homoerotic pose, but like the sheriff himself, this is a small matter.
stick to cincy topics, like pigs
I think the archive reaches back nine or ten years, about the time we started keeping digital files of my cartoons. Sorry, I should have said that.
Both cartoons mentioned here are in my book Jim Borgman's Cincinnati, which is out of print but still in libraries and occasionally at Half Price Books or other used book stores.
If time ever allows, I'll reach back further and continue to stock the archive with some of the more often-requested cartoons from the pre-digital era.
Mr. Whig, you can find the "homoerotic pose" classic in the Pulitzers group on the archive. It was truly one of the best from an extraordinary year.
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