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D. D. Degg

D. D. Degg

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Writer, The Daily Cartoonist

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SkateboardingMusic the weird and wild of Boston and the South Shore. Politics

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  • 15 Year Old Baldo is 25

    By Hector Cantu Verified, Carlos Castellanos, D. D. Degg| The Daily Cartoonist@ Baldo By Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos debuted 25 years ago on April 17, 2000. On Tuesday morning, the Dallas County Commissioners Court honored North Texan Hector Cantú for co-creating the nationally syndicated comic strip Baldo. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the comic, which follows the life of the titular character “Baldo,” a Latino teenager and his family. This month Elizabeth Myong for KERA News visited Hector Cantú.

    By Hector Cantu Verified, Carlos Castellanos, D. D. Degg · The Daily Cartoonist

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • New Yorker Holy Week Cartoon - “It is Downright Offensive”

    By D. D. Degg| The Daily Cartoonist@ Skip to content →2025→04→17→Gag cartooning→Magazine cartoons→New Yorker Holy Week Cartoon – “It is Downright Offensive” The New Yorker magazine has just managed to insult Christians and Jews alike with a cartoon depicting the Last Supper in its April 14, 2025, issue. It’s tone-deaf. It’s outrageous. It probably earned Sacks a pretty penny. It’s not funny.

    By D. D. Degg · The Daily Cartoonist

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • 15 Year Old Baldo is 25

    By Hector Cantu Verified, Carlos Castellanos, D. D. Degg| The Daily Cartoonist@ Baldo By Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos debuted 25 years ago on April 17, 2000. On Tuesday morning, the Dallas County Commissioners Court honored North Texan Hector Cantú for co-creating the nationally syndicated comic strip Baldo. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the comic, which follows the life of the titular character “Baldo,” a Latino teenager and his family. This month Elizabeth Myong for KERA News visited Hector Cantú.

    By Hector Cantu Verified, Carlos Castellanos, D. D. Degg · The Daily Cartoonist

    Apr. 17, 2025

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The Daily Cartoonist

The Daily Cartoonist is a must read blog serving professional cartoonists, artists, illustrators, syndicates and newspaper editors.

Syracuse, Utah, United States

Founded: 2005