- Aislin (Terry Mosher), The Montreal Gazette, Canada
- Eric Allie, Pioneer Press, Illinios
- Wolfgang Ammer, Wiener Zeitung, Vienna, Austria
- Amorim, Correio do Povo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
- Kirk Andersen
- Don Asmussen, San Francisco Chronicle
- Tony Auth, Philadelphia Inquirer
- Rex Babin, Sacramento Bee
- Pat Bagley, Salt Lake Tribune
- Angel Dario Banegas, La Prensa, San Pedro Sula, Honduras
- Brain Barling, Christian Science Monitor
- Ross Bateup, The Advertiser, Adelaide, Australia
- Clay Bennett, Christian Science Monitor
- Joep Bertrams, Het Parool, Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Hasan Bleibel, Al-Mustakbal, Beirut, Lebanon
- Angel Boligan, El Universal, Mexico City, Mexico
- Jim Borgman, Cincinnati Enquirer
- John Branch, San Antonio Express-News
- Gary Brookins, Richmond Times-Dispatch
- Cam Cardow, Ottowa Citizen
- Daryl Cagle, Cagle Cartoons
- Patrick Chappatte, International Herald Tribune
- Gary Clement, National Post, Toronto, Canada
- Paul Combs, Tribune Media Services
- Paul Conrad, Tribune Media Services
- Pavel Constantin, Romania
- Patrick Corrigan, Toronto Star, Canada
- Dale Cummings, The Winnipeg Free Press, Canada
- Herb Dagningen, Lilehammer, Norway
- Jeff Danziger, CWS/CartoonArts Intl.
- Dario Castillejos, Imparcial de Oaxaca, Oaxaca, Mexico
- John Darkow, Columbia Daily Tribune, Missouri
- Matt Davies, Journal News
- Frederick Deligne, Nice-Matin, Nice, France
- Brian Duffy, Des Moines Register
- Rod Emmerson, New Zealand Herald, Auckland
- Bob Engelhart, Hartford Courant
- Arcadio Esquivel, La Nacion, Costa Rica; La Prensa, Panama
- Aristides Esteban Hernandez Guerrero, Juventud Rebelde (Havana)
- David Fitzsimmons, Arizona Daily Star, Tucson AZ
- Manny Francisco, The Manila Times, Philippines
- Brian Gable, The Globe and Mail, Toronto, Canada
- Gado, The Daily Nation, Kenya
- Finn Graff, Dagbladet, Oslo, Norway
- Rainer Hachfeld, Neues Deutschland, Germany
- Roar Hagen, Verdens Gang, Oslo, Norway
- Emad Hajjaj, Al Ghad, Amman, Jordan
- Walt Handelsman, Newsday
- Julius Hansen, Horsens Folkeblad, Horsens, Denmark
- Riber Hansson, Svenska Dagbladet, Stockholm, Sweden
- Harry Harrison, The South China Morning Post
- David M. Hitch, Worcester Telegram and Gazette, MA
- David Horsey, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
- Sandy Huffaker, Cagle Cartoons
- Tom Janssen, Trouw, Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Olle Johansson, Sweden
- Taylor Jones, Tribune Media Services
- KAL (Kevin Kallaugher), The Economist, London, CWS/CartoonArts Intl.
- Mike Keefe, Denver Post
- Keshav, The Hindu, New Delhi, India
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- Michel Kichka, Telad, Jerusalem, Israel
- Yaakov Kirschen, Jerusalem Post, Israel
- Christo Komarnitski, Sega, Sofia, Bulgaria
- Jeff Koterba, Omaha World-Herald
- Michael Kountouris, Greece
- Mike Lane, Cagle Cartoons
- Sean Leahy, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane, Australia
- Mike Lester, Rome News-Tribune
- Laazan Libano, Cagle’s Best of Latin America
- Mike Luckovich, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
- Jimmy Margulies, The Record, New Jersey
- Doug Marlette, Tallahasee Democrat
- Ricardo Martinez, El Mundo, Madrid, Spain
- RJ Matson, Cagle Cartoons
- Gary McCoy, The Suburban Journals, IL, Cagle Cartoons
- Rick McKee, The Augusta Chronicle
- Alan Moir, Sydney Morning Herald, Australia
- Jim Morin, Miami Herald
- Antonio Neri Licón, Mexico
- Peter Nicholson, The Australian, Melbourne, Australia
- Jack Ohman, The Oregonian
- Pat Oliphant, Universal Press Syndicate
- Simanca Osmani, Cagle Cartoons, Brazil
- Pancho, Le Monde, Paris, France
- Paresh Nath, National Herald, New Delhi, India
- Jeff Parker, Florida Today
- Mike Peters, Dayton Daily News
- Roy Peterson, The Sun, Vancouver, Canada
- Joel Pett, Lexington Herald-Leader, CWS/CartoonArts Intl.
- Petar Pismestrovic, Kleine Zeitung, Austria
- Pep (Jyllands-Posten), Viby, Denmark
- Ted Rall
- Mike Ritter, Arizona Tribune
- Sakai, Kagoshima Pref., Japan
- Heiko Sakurai, Essen, Germany
- Oliver Schopf, Der Standard, Vienna, Austria
- Bas van der Schot, NRC Handelsblad, Rotterdam, Netherlands
- Peter Schrank, The Independent, London, UK
- Drew Sheneman, Newark Star Ledger
- Kevin Siers, Charlotte Observer
- Heng Kim Song, Lianhe Zaobao, Singapore
- Stavro, Ad-Dabbour, Beirut, Lebanon
- Tab (Thomas Boldt), Calgary Sun
- Ann Telnaes, CWS/CartoonArts Intl.
- Tom Toles, Washington Post
- Jan Tomashoff, Dusseldorf, Germany
- John Trevor, Albuquerque Journal
- Serguei Tunin, Moscow
- Martyn Turner, The Irish Times, Ireland
- Kirk Walters, Toledo Blade
- Dan Wasserman, Boston Globe
- Shan Wells, Durango Telegraph, Durango, Colorado
- Signe Wilkinson, Philadelphia Daily News
- Monte Wolverton, Cagle Cartoons
- Don Wright, Palm Beach Post
- Larry Wright, Detroit News
- Paul Zanetti, Australia
- Zapiro, Sunday Times, Johannesburg, South Africa
- Alexandr Zudin, Obshaya Gazeta, St. Petersburg, Russia
- Adam Zygus, The Buffalo News
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September 12, 1984: The first issue of The Santa Cruz Comic News is
published. In a rare moment of clarity, founder Thom Zajac had come up wit
h the idea
of using only syndicated material — primarily editorial cartoons — to
create the first newspaper of its kind, and it becomes an instant hit. Over
the course of the next ten years, The Santa Cruz Comic News will inspire
the creation of over 100 “comic newspapers,” including
The Manhattan Comic News, The Eugene Comic News, Funny Times, The Moscow
Comic News, Arcata’s
Comic Relief, The Boston Comic News, The No Joke News (Chico), The
Oslo Comic News, The Tucson Comic News, The Boulder Comic News, Charlotte’s
Comic Review, Sacramento’s Comic Press News, The Amherst Comic News,
and The Tokyo Comic News.
May,
1995: The US Postal Service releases the Richard Nixon postage stamp, and The
Santa Cruz Comic News quickly follows suit
by releasing The Nixon Envelope.
Placing the president behind bars, The Nixon Envelope becomes a media sensation
gracing the front pages of newspapers across the nation, as well as the pages
of Time Magazine and Playboy. Even though the envelopes are not available
in stores — and the Internet is not yet commercially viable — over
500,000 envelopes are sold, making The Nixon Envelope the most popular political
envelope
in
history.