Political Ads - Don't Get Any On Ya!

OK, so I got a little gross. But so have all the political ads. Mayor Hickenlooper's ads are the only ones I can think of that are clean, and even a bit funny. Thanks for reading.

We've gone digital!

If you are reading these cartoons in the Times-Call and appreciate the focus on the local issues, PLEASE let the editor know. John Vahlenkamp 303-684-5239. Thanks for taking a look at my cartoons. Don't hesitate to ask me any question. From "I don't get it, can you explain?" to "You call yourself a cartoonist?" I'll post any questions or comments that you make. Thanks again for taking time to visit. Sam Wallace

I did this cartoon months ago. I am glad it finally got published. It's one of my favorites. My dad always does stuff like this, tells me a story about the past. Then I, with my short attention spand, tries to day dream what it was like and not be even close to how it was. Anyway, this ones for you dad.

On a serious note, I hope we aren't setting ourselves up for another dark age. We will be one EMP from loosing everything. From money, important documents, literature, movies, music to games. If we are depending on digital forms of all these things, it can all come to a halt very quickly. A EMP (Electronic Magnetic Pulse) wipes out electronics.
Published in the April 17th Times-Call.
Thanks for reading.
Sam

Throw your TV out the window!

If you are reading these cartoons in the Times-Call and appreciate the focus on the local issues, PLEASE let the editor know. John Vahlenkamp 303-684-5239, or Call the TC Line 720-494-5485. You can even send an email to opinion@times-call.com or express your opinion on a Time-Call Survey. http://www.lehmanfyi.com/timescall/survey/. Bottom line is... I enjoy doing cartoons for Longmont and northern Colorado and would love to continue to do so. Thanks for your help, Sam Wallace

This digital TV thing is weird. Do we really need to go all digital? Could we be setting our selves up for a new dark age? Any way...(awkward pause) There are still people out there who don't have cable or satellite. Why are they being forced to have to buy something or a service just to get something that has always been free. Plus with the shortage of coupons and all the confusion of when the change over will happen, it makes me question why.

Published in the Summer, 2009 March 1 Times-Call Thanks for reading!
Here's the cartoon animated for the Times Call web site. http://www.timescall.com/editorial/editorial-archive.asp