Funny Cartoons
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Cartoonist Dan Rosandich has over a quarter of a century's worth of experience in cartooning and has created a large archive of humorous illustrations.
He has created book covers, magazine covers, cartoons used on direct mail pieces, fax forms, spot and filler cartoons, article illustrations,
artwork for textbooks including comic strips, panel cartoons. Dan's artwork has appeared on T-shirts, greeting cards, calendars and practically any other
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Brian Zaikowski's colorful cartoons feature aliens, monsters, paranormal situations and other weirdness.
Click on small cartoons below to view the complete slide show gallery of 142 cartoons.
Click the NEXT and PREV buttons to view each cartoon, and click the CLOSE button to return to this webpage.
All cartoons appearing on this site are © Brian Zaikowski. If you wish to use any of these images you need to contact him at www.bztoons.com.
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Jon Carter has been a freelance cartoonist and graphic designer for the past 18 years. The comic strip he has worked on the most is his panel 'Funny Files,' which he began writing and drawing in the summer of 1989. It appears in a variety of magazines, newspapers and web sites. Jon also enjoys doing other comics and painting abstract/pop paintings that relate to the cartoon form. Find more of his work at Cartertoons.com
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David Hammons' cartoons have no particular characters and the setting is anywhere and everywhere. His humor can be described as rather bizarre and offbeat. What is the origin of the strip's title? Dumm wie Bohnenstroh sein: Idiomatic German phrase meaning, literally, to be as dumb as a bundle of bean straw.
View more of Davids cartoons at The Bean Straw cartoon website
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Brad Fitzpatrick is bLaugh's artist, and Chris Pirillo is its creative writer for bLaugh which is said to be the (un)Official comic of the blogosphere.
Visit them to view their blaugh.com archives.
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Cartoonist and illustrator, Michael Ewing is the creator of Paranoid Joe. View his personal home page website done in Flash for more of his work.
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