"Tin Soldiers and Nixon Coming" Toons

A hearty welcome back to Two Party Opera.

Proceed here to see Genocide Joe and Tricky Dick sharing ice cream cones, along with a previous installment where the two discuss human rights.

From Yemeni cartoonist Kamal Sharaf (@kamalsharf) pic.twitter.com/2ucLfHvxt1

— روني الدنماركي (@Aldanmarki) April 25, 2024

Mohammad Saba'aneth, Palestine @Sabaaneth#University #Protests #Gaza #Palestine pic.twitter.com/HEzWNqk3e7

— Editorial & Political Cartoons (@EandPCartoons) April 26, 2024

Occupy *heavy sigh* https://t.co/SzyeMNev9Y

— screamschildrenremoved (@PDiddie) April 27, 2024

From 2010. #EarthDay2024🌍 https://t.co/QlOuXawpT4

— screamschildrenremoved (@PDiddie) April 22, 2024

A cartoonist's guide to navigating 'normal'

70 Years of Skewering

In its first issue, on December 13, 1954, the Texas Observer ran a political cartoon by Don Bartlett taking a swipe at the Republican-leaning tendencies of Democratic Governor Allan Shivers. Beside it ran Observer founding editor Ronnie Dugger’s ambitious, if eccentric, manifesto. “We will twit the self-important and honor the truly important,” he wrote. “We will lay the bark to the dignity of any public man any time we see fit.”