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Dood Dood Doodles Goodbye (Hello to Caption It!)
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel can be changing Doodles with Steve Breen’s Caption It.
Steve Breen would really like your assist.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist is the artist behind “Caption It!”, an interactive sketch that asks readers to produce the captions to his drawings. He thinks they’re funnier that approach.
“If one particular person needed to write the captions each week, it may not be as humorous,” Breen stated. “However crowdsourcing it, you actually give you some humorous stuff.”
“Caption It” joins the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Sunday Comics part this Sunday, Oct. 3.
The Journal Sentinel announcement continues with this:
It takes the place of “Doodles”; that interactive puzzle strip ended its run with the dying of cartoonist Christopher Foote, who died in July of a pulmonary embolism at age 62.
Which makes it sound as if the Doodles Sunday web page is being discontinued by Creators Syndicate reasonably than discovering a brand new cartoonist to hold on the characteristic, or to go on distributing reruns as they have done for three weeks now.
In fact it wouldn’t be the primary time a newspaper has hinted {that a} comedian was dropped as a result of the syndicate not provided it, although nonetheless being distributed. Solely the close to future will inform.
Again to Steve Breen:
Breen isn’t any stranger to the Journal Sentinel’s comics panorama. In 1999, he created the strip “Grand Avenue”; the Milwaukee newspaper was one of many authentic papers to choose up the comedian. Cartoonist Mike Thompson joined him on “Grand Avenue,” and fully took over the strip in 2016. (“Grand Avenue” nonetheless runs every day and Sundays within the Journal Sentinel.)
Breen acquired Pulitzer Prizes for editorial cartooning in 1998 at New Jersey’s Asbury Park Press and once more in 2009 on the San Diego Union-Tribune. He began “Caption It!” two years in the past “as a result of it permits me to be inventive.”
“I’m an editorial cartoonist by day, and I’m utilizing a distinct a part of my mind on this,” Breen stated.
© Creators Syndicate
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