Here are some of the new cartoons I've found on the internet.
- HallToons by Ed Hall.
- The home page of political satirist Ed Hall, a freelance cartoonist for a circulation of weekly papers in Northeast Florida. His home paper is The Baker County Press in Macclenny. His work has been featured in the Washington Post Weekly Edition, and he has won several state and national awards. E-mail.
- Poet Ink by David Smith.
- Misadventures of two 8 year old brothers named Frank and Dave Poet just trying to get through their day-to-day lives without tripping over their own feet in the process. E-mail.
- Good Life, The by Carol Leaman.
- One couple's quest for greener pastures. Many different themes involved, but always the underlying theme is that all important quest for The Good Life. Daily. E-mail.
- Love Junk by Tony Murphy.
- Features Michael, Gina, their relationship, his neurosis, her predicament, his mom, his job, their coffee, and the people who work where he gets his coffee every day. Daily. E-mail.
- Gleep by Jerry Shamblin.
- An alluring comic strip about an alien and his interactions with earth and its inhabitants. Mondays. Email.
- Kahootz by Steve Johnson.
- A cynically optimistic story of a city guy and his hip wife who have to move in with her very country parents. Mon-Fri. E-mail. Some offensive language.
- Trindle & Higgins by Mark Pothier and Ed Colley.
- Trindle & Higgins are eccentric professors, isolated from the complications of the real world, at a prestigious but unnamed small New England college. Thanks to their tenure and the comfortable isolation of campus life, they have the time to concentrate on truly important philosophical and scientific matters - like Burt Reynold's hair loss, the wit and wisdom of The Beverly Hillbillies, etc. Daily, all color. E-mail.
- Hip Shot by Andy White.
- Single-panel gag cartoons. Laughs guaranteed or double your money back! (Applies to free cartoons only!) Daily. E-mail.
- Caricature Zone by Marie Meunier.
- Take a look at 600 caricatures of international stars and explore an easy-to-use method of sketching faces with a few clicks, shockwave games, quizz, cards and much more. Funny and free! E-mail.
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