While The Post published his work almost weekly through the summer, the “Human Shields” cartoon was the first of his to appear since late September, a couple weeks before the Oct. 7 Hamas ...

That interview was the inspiration for a recent cartoon I drew for the Washington Post depicting Gazi Hamad and his human shields. A cartoon by the author that was pulled from the Washington Post ...

The Washington Post removed from its website a cartoon that highlighted Hamas’s use of human shields after the caricature sparked pushback within the newsroom and from readers, including claims ...

Michael Ramirez’s Nov. 8 editorial cartoon depicted a Hamas representative tying women and children to himself to use as human shields, then blaming Israel for their deaths. Though no one ...

If you’re a romance reader, or you’ve been in the vicinity of a bookstore anytime over the past couple of years ... all adorned with the cute cartoon cover of a romantic pair about to make ...

It’s also a flat-out bonkers, slapstick action-comedy about a kung fu-kicking, human-dog hybrid cop who uses wisdom to outsmart and change the hearts of bad guys hoisted by their own petard.