Looks Good on Paper by Dan Collins for March 30, 2018

And Koko is the smartest talk show host. Even he is an idiot.

I guess those big apes don’t get along so well.

Ah, politics in comics. I live for this. Oh, wait… not so much.

Tut, tut. tut… those of you who complain that politics ( and political opinion) have no place in the comics have abolutely no clue about the history of the cartoon. Cartoonists have always been political.

Peanuts is as much of a social satire, as is Doonesbury – different artists and different ways of expression.

It seems to me that those complaining the loudest about Trump & Co. in cartoons, found no objection when it was Obama or the Clintons being skewered.

Hiding Mallard Fillmore and Doonesbury on the Editorial Page of the papers was an act of journalistic cowardice.

When something or someone deserves lampooning, then the “funny papers” are, historically, the perfect place.

The editorial cartoon is usually a single panel and a one shot commentary, reflective of the newspaper’s political position on a specific topic, on that given day.

This is sooo animalist . . . showing gorillas as democrats! Shame on you!

Koko has more sense than Trumpee.

The smart one in the room is the one behind the desk.

So who’s the talking gorilla, Oafrah?

And with this stupid joke you lose me as a follower.