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"These two are truly in toon" puns the Newsday headline writer in an article about THE LOCKHORNS and Bunny Hoest and John Reiner. It's from May 5, 2007.
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A wonderful close up of John's hand, penciling. Photos by John Ferrara for Newsday -- but are not reproduced in the paper's online edition of the profile.
This was part of a whole section about the comics, which included a dreadfully wrong column about the comics. I blogged about it here. I've updated the entry.
My thanks to Stan Goldberg for sending me the paper, which had these great photos in it.
2 comments:
Hi Mike,
Again your blog is so enjoyable to visit – I was having a difficult day dealing with inept art directors and your post about Wall Street cartoonists cheered me up. You mentioned you appear in the New Yorker offices – I'm there each Tuesday as of April. Last Tuesday at lunch I was surrounded by Gahan Wilson, front of me Mort Gerberg and to my right David Sipress. Otherwise I think I would stop trying to get in – it's been four straight weeks now without a sale and I'm a bit discouraged – I don't have enough time for paying jobs so psychologically I feel alittle taken advantage of if you know what I mean.
Bob, the Freelancer
Thanks for the kind words, Bob.
I've been dropping my cartoons off early and been missing the lunches.
-- Mike Submitting-for-7-Years-No-Sales Lynch
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