Editorial cartoon

An editorial cartoon, also known as a political cartoon, is an illustration or comic strip containing a political or social message.

Notable editorial cartoonists of the present

• Nick Anderson, American, The Courier-Journal (Kentucky)
• Robert Ariail, American, The State (South Carolina)
• Tony Auth
• Steve Bell, British, The Guardian
• Clay Bennett, American, Christian Science Monitor
• Steve Benson
• Steve Breen, American, The San Diego Union-Tribune
• Jim Borgman, American, Cincinnati Enquirer
• Charles Brooks, American, Birmingham News
• Daryl Cagle, American, Slate.com
• Paul Conrad, American, Los Angeles Times Syndicate
• Matt Davies, American, The Journal News (New York)
• John Deering, American, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
• Daniel Fenech, American, 21st Century Newspapers
• Ed Gamble, American, The Florida Times-Union
• Brian Giovannini
• Bob Gorrell, American, AOL News
• Walt Handelsman, American, Newsday
• David Horsey
• Etta Hulme, American, Fort Worth Star-Telegram
• Mike Keefe, American, The Denver Post
• Dick Locher, American, Chicago Tribune
• Mike Luckovich, American, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Jimmy Margulies, American, The Record (New Jersey)
• Doug Marlette, American, Tribune Media Services
• Pat Oliphant
• Mike Peters
• Geoff Pryor, Australian
• Ted Rall
• Michael Ramirez, American, The Los Angeles Times
• Bob Rogers, American, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• Steve Sack, American, Star Tribune (Minneapolis)
• Jeff Stahler, American, The Columbus Dispatch (Ohio)
• Scott Stantis, American, Birmingham News
• Ann Telnaes
• Mike Thompson, American, Detroit Free Press
• Bruce Tinsley, American, Mallard Fillmore comic/editorial strip
• Tom Toles
• Garry Trudeau, American, Doonesbury comic/editorial strip
• Don Wright, American, Palm Beach Post
• Larry Wright, American, The Detroit News

See also: Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning

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