Mar 1 2022 even more contagious even more contagious published March 1, 2022 by Joep Bertrams politicalcartoons.com Mar 6 2022 Mar 6 2022 Mar 1 2022 Mar 1 2022 Mar 1 2022 Feb 1 2022 Jan 25 2022 Jan 25 2022 Jan 25 2022 Topics Topics & Tags COVID 1655 cartoons COMMENTS Discuss on Facebook Facebook Discussion Discuss on Disqus Joep Bertrams's Archive More Cartoons By Joep Bertrams Mar 6 2022 Mar 6 2022 Mar 1 2022 Mar 1 2022 Mar 1 2022 Feb 1 2022 Jan 25 2022 Jan 25 2022 Jan 25 2022 Archives Joep Bertrams Joep Bertrams is a Dutch political cartoonist whose work appears in the Amsterdam-based daily newspaper Het Parool and the TV program NOVA . Daily Newsletter Sign up for FREE! Get Cartoons Daily! Sign up for our free daily newsletter by entering your email and clicking on subscribe. Subscribe More Cagle Columnists What happened at Roswell 75 years ago? by Danny Tyree The front page of the July 8, 1947 “Roswell (New Mexico) Daily Record” seized the American imagination with the headline “RAAF (Roswell Army Air Field) Captures Flying Saucer.” That announcement added fuel to the saucer craze of summer ... The home of the free a little less free for my daughter by John L. Micek Ever since she was old enough for me to tell her anything, I’ve been telling my daughter that she could grow up to be whatever she wants to be, that no obstacle, big or small, would ever stand in her way. I’ve told her that she’ll set her ... Snacks, steel and civil rights in the Magic City by Jase Graves It’s time for another installment of “Places you should visit before your loved ones start picking out your burial underwear!” Recently, my wife and I took a trip to Birmingham, Alabama, to attend the National Society of Newspaper Columnis ...
What happened at Roswell 75 years ago? by Danny Tyree The front page of the July 8, 1947 “Roswell (New Mexico) Daily Record” seized the American imagination with the headline “RAAF (Roswell Army Air Field) Captures Flying Saucer.” That announcement added fuel to the saucer craze of summer ...
The home of the free a little less free for my daughter by John L. Micek Ever since she was old enough for me to tell her anything, I’ve been telling my daughter that she could grow up to be whatever she wants to be, that no obstacle, big or small, would ever stand in her way. I’ve told her that she’ll set her ...
Snacks, steel and civil rights in the Magic City by Jase Graves It’s time for another installment of “Places you should visit before your loved ones start picking out your burial underwear!” Recently, my wife and I took a trip to Birmingham, Alabama, to attend the National Society of Newspaper Columnis ...
