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(October 4, 2025)
(Barry Blitt)
Cartoon shows Pete Hegseth holding Donald Trump on his shoulder so that Trump can reach the monkey bars. The caption underneath reads: HEGSETH WHIPS THE TEAM INTO SHAPE.
(Glen Le Lievre)
A computer keyboard is shown, but instead of the alphabet, various hazards, distractions, and necessities of working at home are written on each key. The keys in the first row read “Work from home”; “Walk the dog”; “Bathe”; “Sort sock drawer”; “Daytime soaps”; “Order pizza”; and “Nap.” The keys in the second row read “Troll”; “Write novel”; “Look interested on Zoom”; “Minecraft”; “Book holiday”; “Facebook”; “Tik Tok”; and “Pants!” The keys in the third row read “Use ChatGPT no one will know”; “Watch cat videos”; “Labubu dolls”; “Wine o’clock”; “Gaze into the abyss”; “Trim toenails”; and “Pick fight on Reddit".
(Peter Kuper)
In an illustration of the expression “up a creak without a paddle,” a couple is shown in a boat in a filthy, polluted, creak with flies buzzing around them. The surrounding banks are littered as well. The caption reads “I sure wish they hadn’t cut funding for paddles.”
(October 11, 2025)
(Barry Blitt)
A mock cover for “Where’s Waldo Being Taken?” which shows the British children’s book character handcuffed and escorted by two large ICE agents.<
(OM)
In a twist on video streaming services, a haggard couple watching television are shown the text “ARE YOU STILL WATCHING THE FALL OF DEMOCRACY?” with “YES” and “NO” options underneath.
(Mark Grant)
A cemetery is pictured. The central headstone is the only one with legible text, which reads “HARD WORK DID KILL SOMEONE”.
(October 18, 2025)
(Barry Blitt)
In tribute to the passing of Diane Keaton, the iconic view of the Queensboro Bridge from the 1979 film Manhattan is reproduced in watercolor, with Woody Allen’s character shown sitting on the park bench alone.
(Morten Morland)
On the sidelines of a diplomatic conference with American, Israeli, and Arab negotiators meet, President Donald Trump is dressed as a white dove and angrily declaring “Hostages returned home, everlasting peace, and thousands of lives saved…all for nothing” as he holds up a smartphone with the headline “Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Venezuelan opposition leader.”
(Peter Kuper)
A lone man in archaic dress stands on a desert road and sees light from off in the distance. The title of the panel is “Jesus has a ‘come to Jesus’ moment”
(Kaamran Hafeez and Al Batt)
A pirate walks along the deck wearing water wings and an inflatable ducky. Two pirates stand behind him and one asks the other, per the caption “Who’s the new guy?”
(John Cuneo)
A light bulb appears over a painter (self-caricature?), who is using a large brush to paint on a small canvas. The caption reads “The modesty of managed expectations.”