Saturday, August 20, 2005
Bad Reporter
Always late to the party, I've only recently discovered Don Asmussen's editorial cartoons for the San Francisco Chronicle. They're something like Tom Tomorrow's:
Here's a frame from a recent example (click on the image to see the complete cartoon):

You can see Asmussen's complete archives at the sfgate.com site.
- Laid out as a comic strip rather than a single panel
- Feature what appear to be stylized renderings of photographs of real people
- Fall on the text-heavy side of the cartooning-style border
Here's a frame from a recent example (click on the image to see the complete cartoon):

You can see Asmussen's complete archives at the sfgate.com site.