Cartoons
La Cucaracha y Mas
La Cucaracha: In Tenochtitlan, Chepe y Pepe meet the neighbors
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Mas…La Cucaracha: In Tenochtitlan, Chepe y Pepe meet the neighbors
La Cucaracha: In Tenochtitlan, Chepe y Pepe teach modern discipline
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La Cucaracha: In ancient Tenochtitlan, Chepe y Pepe build a temple
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Mas…La Cucaracha: In ancient Tenochtitlan, Chepe y Pepe build a temple
La Cucaracha: In ancient Tenochtitlan, Chepe y Pepe use the ATM (toon)
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Mas…La Cucaracha: In ancient Tenochtitlan, Chepe y Pepe use the ATM (toon)
In 1963, the Fantastic Four fought THE HATE-MONGER (toons)
In 1963, Marvel Comics’ Fantastic Four confronted a sinister politician who sought to divide the people. They called him THE HATE-MONGER. He seemed familiar somehow.
Mas…In 1963, the Fantastic Four fought THE HATE-MONGER (toons)
About those all-gender restrooms at SARAPE’s GRILL (toon)
POCHO amigo Arnie Bermudez’ new cartoon series follows events at your favorite local taqueria, SARAPE’s GRILL.
Let’s take a look ….
Mas…About those all-gender restrooms at SARAPE’s GRILL (toon)
At San Diego Comic-Con and Chicano Con, a good toon was had by all (photos)
San Diego Comic-Con International 2018 is one for the books — a glorious cosplay and comics extravaganza.
A personal highlight for POCHO Jefe-in-Chief Lalo Alcaraz was his first-ever spot on the Quick Draw panel, said to always be the funniest panel at Comic-Con. This year’s group featured the rapid-fire Sharpies of comics god Sergio Aragones (photo ^^) and “has drawn everything” cartoonist Scott Shaw:
Mas…At San Diego Comic-Con and Chicano Con, a good toon was had by all (photos)
#SDCC2018 Comic-Con first! La Cucaracha transitions to anime (toon)
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Mas…#SDCC2018 Comic-Con first! La Cucaracha transitions to anime (toon)
POCHO HISTORY 101: Keep poor Irishmen, Italian gangsters, and English convicts OUT OF THE U.S.A! (toon)
Fear of immigrants has a long history in the United States. In this cartoon, published in 1891, illustrator Grant Hamilton draws a judge scolding Uncle Sam:
If Immigration was properly Restricted you would no longer be troubled with Anarchy, Socialism, the Mafia and such kindred evils!
From New York Harbor behind them comes a horde of arriving immigrants labeled “German socialist,” “Russian anarchist,” “Polish vagabond,” “Italian brigand,” “English convict,” and “Irish pauper.
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Check it out: POCHO contributing cartoonist Eric J. Garcia has a book!
Eric J. Garcia — the New Mexico-born, Chicago-based artist whose toons frequently appear here — has a book of his toons — Drawing On Anger: Portraits of U.S. Hypocrisy — coming out in September.
Mas…Check it out: POCHO contributing cartoonist Eric J. Garcia has a book!
Trump explains geopolitics to everyone at NATO (toon)
