Last night, many people were shocked to discover that famed by troubled singer Whitney Houston was found dead in her Los Angeles hotel room yesterday afternoon. Some cartoonists have been quick to respond, and while the first wave of obituary cartoons about famous celebrities are usually very positive, today’s cartoons seem to have run the gamut of emotions about the talented singer who wrestled with drug addiction most of her career.
It’s also interesting to note that all of the cartoons that have come in to Cagle.com so far have been from international cartoonists, which speaks to the degree of fame Houston achieved in her career.
First, is the typical nice, uncontroversial remembrance cartoon that most readers seem to enjoy, drawn by Australian cartoonist Peter Broelman:
Next is a cartoon that attempts to access both the good and bad of Houston’s troubled career, drawn by another Australian cartoonist, Peter Lewis:
Finally, is a cartoon by South African cartoonists Jeremy Nell that goes right for the jugular by tackling Houston’s drug addiciton head on.
Which cartoon do you prefer?













American Cartoonists
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Brian Adcock
Omar Abdallat
Yaser Ahmad
Sherif Arafa
Arcadio Esquivel
Ares
Pierre Ballouhey
Joep Bertrams
Hassan Bleibel
Angel Boligan
Peter Broelman
Peter Bromhead
Patrick Chappatte
Shlomo Cohen
Pavel Constantin
Danglar
Abdellah Derkaoui
Sergei Elkin
Tayo Fatunla
Manny Francisco
Damien Glez
Rachel Gold
Oguz Gurel
Shekhar Gurera
Rainer Hachfeld
Julius Hansen
Riber Hansson
Hadi Heidari
Jianping Fan
Kap
Igor Kodenko
Christo Komarnitski
Michael Kountouris
Matador
Deng Coy Miel
Pedro Molina
Victor Ndula
Jeremy Nell
Khalil Rahman
Simanca
Herbjorn Skogstad
Ramzy Taweel
Martyn Turner
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