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Award-winning cartoonist and illustrator @bobscartoons will be our guest at #cartoonimpolitic on 27 August. He has been the Daily Telegraph’s weekend cartoonist since 2011 and in 2015. Come to hear him chatting with us about political cartoons. More info: https://t.co/b00urNl3N4

The third participant of 'Sustaining Comics' will be @AndyWPOliver, Editor-in-Chief and site owner of @brokenfrontier , a web-magazine that truly believes in the 'power of comics as an art form and in the continued progressive evolution of the medium'
https://t.co/d558NkP7ka

Hannah Berry (@streakofpith), one of the participants of 'Sustaining Comics', introduce herself and her work through @mglmedia: https://t.co/hW8rqWCuAB
"Comic is not (only) for children, it's just a medium"
Can't wait to see you at the Cartoon Museum on 28 July!

For 'Sustaining Comics' (28 July), we introduce
@KarrieFransman to you, through @TEDxYouthManc:
"Not only do comics surpass boundaries of linguistics and global boundaries, but they also can cross boundaries created by class, education, and even age"
https://t.co/gV1r00Dgdz

"Cartoon Impolitic: Discussing inclusivity in newspaper cartooning"
Join cartoonists Lorna Miller, Bob Moran and Martin Rowson to discuss the political cartooning arena on 27 August.
Book your ticket here: https://t.co/wNYS0QL8zk
More info: https://t.co/vew9VErsoc

The Cartoon Museum has original artwork from one of the most iconic graphic novels of the 20th century: V of Vendetta. Written by Alan Moore and drawn by David Lloyd, with additional colours done by Steve Whitaker and Siobhan Dodds, it was originally ser… https://t.co/ntYwb8svnU

After the fantastic beasties created last monday, @RichyKChandler will stay with us again to help us create a graphic novel like Lucy the Octopus!
Let your kids join us for this special workshop. https://t.co/PBjb2ErLNa

In September 2005 the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten commissioned 12 cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, including one that showed him wearing a bomb-shaped turban woth a burning fuse. In January 2006, the cartoons were more widely publicised and reprint… https://t.co/W0qVFtucK3

It's #natureMW day! The North Pole depicted by Mike Williams is about to disappear. It's our duty to preserve it so that other cartoonists can joke about it in future. #MuseumWeek #cartoonmuseumuk

One of the perks of working here is the great cards from cartoonists here's a small selection. @roystoncartoons Happy Christmas to one and all and thanks for your support in 2017