Political cartoons, phototoons, animations, and other humor satirizing the conservative right in the United States.

Focuses on the American political cartoon's rise to fame, the ethics of cartooning, and the elements that make it effective. The site also provides discussion of the composite portraits of women and ethnic groups that cartoons have provided the American public. Finally, the site provides a brief bibliography of American political cartooning and an annotated list of related links.

Provides electronic catalog of prints from the Library of Congress collection.

Political and editorial cartoons in a fine art setting, offering a new image each Monday, Wednesday & Friday.

Offers global political cartoons.

Online collection of over 2500 editorial cartoons dating from 1946 to 1997, by Clifford H. Baldowski.

A gallery of 120 recent political cartoons by K. Bendib aimed at both readers and editors.

Cartoon slide-shows about the whereabouts of Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Virtual exhibition showing over 200 cartoons by 11 leading Tanzanian cartoonists.

A portfolio of cartoons, caricatures, and illustrations covering various UK and international issues, created by John Stuart Clark, a.k.a. Brick.

Political cartoons from Cookeville, Tennessee.

Comic strip that finds cartoon humor and satire with pop culture and political issues with top celebrities.

Allows creative artists to donate their work to worthy political and social causes for non-commercial use. Work available on various political topics including environmentalism and activism.

Cartoon political magazine.

Works of Lalo Alcaraz.

A gallery of political cartoons and comments on the right-wing's plunder of our constitutional liberties and living standards.

Left wing perspective on European policy issues.

Political alternative comic strip appearing weekly in the Eugene Comic News, Funny Times and Z Magazine.

Editorial cartoonists for the objectivist magazine The Intellectual Activist, and others.

Gateway to recent cartoons from artists carried by Creators Syndicate.

Online marketplace where professional cartoonists can upload news related cartoons and clients can search, license and download the images for web or print publishing.

Cartoons by Jeff Danzinger of the Los Angeles Times, syndicated by Tribune Media.

Extensive daily compilation of editorial cartoons from around the world covering current issues and figures. Offers e-mail newsletter and subscription service.

Editorial cartoonist and illustrator's gallery.

Non-partisan satire of corrupt politicians, updated daily with new strips, newsletters, polls, rants, and web games.

Political cartoons by children's author, and cartoonist Theodor Seuss Geisel, during the war years of 1941-1943.

A collection of John Zike's animated and static political cartoons and graphics.

Editorial cartoons and caricatures of your favorite (and not-so-favorite) politicians, includes many issues in Alabama.

Mark Fiore, left-wing political cartoonist and former staff cartoonist at the San Jose Mercury News presents a weekly animated cartoon. Also a gallery, cartoon archives and creator profile. Requires Flash.

Daily editorial cartoon in the Washington Times newspaper.

Political cartoons by Steve Greenberg.

Selected cartoons covering the UK general elections in 1959, 1966 and 1997, with commentary. Compiled by The Guardian.

Collection of cartoons and prints commenting on United States presidential elections from 1860-1884.

Library of Congress Exhibition featuring Herbert Block's editorial cartoons, including an essay by Block on cartooning.

Editorial cartoons about Hillary Clinton from Daryl Cagle's Collection of White House Scandal.

Daily editorial cartoons and humorous illustrations from M.E. Cohen.

Political cartoons and satire by Kevin Moore.

Film explores a little-known side of Dr. Seuss: his work as a political cartoonist and a champion of progressive ideals through children's books.

Includes examples of European political satire in the form of cartoons, "postcard newspapers" and other media.

Social and political cartoons with a slightly macabre and esoteric flavour. Drawn about Australian and world issues but from an Australian perspective.

Deseret News cartoonist, Jonathan Brown. Cartoon of the week and many past works by Brown.

Cartoons of Paresh Nath's view of the world.

Political cartoons by Gerald Jardim.

Foundation set up to memorialize the late cartoonist and conservationist. Chronicled politics, thoughts, and trends of the 20th century offered, as well as information about the Foundation's activities.

Cartoons covering different views of the American flag.

Daily updated and archived political illustrations.

Editorial and political cartoons criticizing corruption and cronyism in Malaysia.

Weekly syndicated cartoon.

Weekly leftist editorial cartoons and frequently updated news blog from Boston Phoenix cartoonist Mikhaela Blake Reid.

Recent and archived favorite cartoons, caricatures, essays, and a guide to beginning cartoons by the Sydney Morning Herald cartoonist.

Published weekly in several newspapers, Napoleon points his sharpened quill at the world at large.

Museum and online exhibition of works by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer cartoonist.

Library of Congress Exhibition of the political cartoons, sketchbooks, and other works of Pat Oliphant.

Library of Congress exhibition featuring the work of Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist, Pat Oliphant.

Small set of artwork and images on world events.

Political jokes and cartoons by Osho.

Bob Aul and Nathan Callahan, of the OC Weekly and Friction magazine, take on the White House and all things political.

An annotated listing of links to editorial cartoons, comic strips, and animations covering current political topics in the news.

Historical political cartoons of the 19th and 20th centuries, from Napoleon and Waterloo to Theodore Roosevelt, Uncle Sam, and the woman suffrage movement in the first decades of the twentieth century.

Editorial Cartoons and Illustrations by RJ Matson from the New York Observer, Roll Call, City Limits, MAD Magazine, The New Yorker, and other publications.

Collection of caricatures ranging in date from the Revolutionary War to the War of 1812 to the presidential elections of 1860 and 1864 which brought Abraham Lincoln to the White House.

Offers daily cartoons and humor poking fun at the antics of conservative politicians.

Collection of editorial cartoons updated daily and hosted by Slate Magazine. Also includes a teachers guide for using the cartoons in the classroom, and a comprehensive listing of editorial cartoonists on the web.

Weekly conservative political cartoons by Jim Huber. Latest and searchable archived cartoons, discussion forum, and merchandise available.

Cartoons about political personalities and current events from rictoon.

Analyzes cartooning as well as the Gilded Age of political culture and discusses how the cartoons in Joseph Keppler's satirical magazine Puck conveyed the liberal viewpoint during the 1880s.

Political cartoons by Sage Stossel for The Atlantic Monthly

Work from the established UK caricature artist and illustrato. Editorial illustration, specialising in caricature and cartoon art for newspapers and magazines.

Cartoons on India's politics and society.

Graphics making fun of corporate advertisements such as Joe Camel, Prozac, alcohol, women's bodies.

Political cartoons about the Confederate Flag Flap in South Carolina.

Access to a searchable database of Doonesbury comic strips, and daily news updates.

Political and editorial cartoons by Manuel A. Francisco (Philippines).

Cartoons by the British caricaturist. Non-PC cartoons aimed at authority in general. Includes the police, monarchy and government policy on asylum.

A comic strip lampooning the left created by Colin Hayes.

Aims to promote the political cartoon. Site includes a cartoon gallery, exhibition calendar, and information about its extensive political and historical cartoon archives.

Political cartoon strip Thadeus and Weez, as well as other op-ed political cartoons.

News and trivia about the political comic strip by Tom Tomorrow, which appears in alternative newspapers, on the Web, and in several collections

Editorial cartoons on social and political issues ranging from general human stupidity to the treatment of the homeless to the drug war.

Portal for current and archived works of several dozen syndicated newspaper editorial cartoonists.