Nationally Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist
This cartoon was published November 24, at The Costa Rica Star. I still have one more cartoon I drew for the Star I need to post here. The Hotel Del Rey in San Jose is well-known as a place to find a prostitute. It's not even an open secret and prostitution is legal in Costa... Continue Reading →
This cartoon was published last week in The Costa Rica Star. Several tourists hiking along a volcano in Costa Rica went beyond the warning signs and became stranded. Four Dutch tourists and one Costa Rican guide were caught in a rock slide after ignoring the signs. There were various injuries, including multiple bruises, a leg... Continue Reading →
Here is last week's cartoon for The Costa Rica Star. Electric cars are coming to Costa Rica. The Central-American nation is one of the world's friendliest to the environment, so it's no surprise they want more electric cars on their streets. There are fewer than 100 electrics on the streets now, but they say that... Continue Reading →
I drew this cartoon for The Costa Rica Star. I draw two cartoons a month for The Star. This was published last Monday. There's a new one that was published Saturday and I'll post that one here next weekend. Lately, I haven't even discussed issues with the editors at the Star. I read up on... Continue Reading →
This is last week's cartoon for The Costa Rican Star. I have since drawn another, which was published on Friday. You'll see that one here next week. Until then, go visit the Star's site. Health authorities are talking about allowing the Morning-After Pill to be used in Costa Rica. Say what now? Currently, you can't... Continue Reading →
I drew this cartoon last week for The Costa Rica Star. Police in Costa Rica have seized over nine tons of cocaine in 2017. I have never done cocaine in my life, but that sounds like a lot of cocaine. Their coast guard recently found over a ton floating in the sea off the southern... Continue Reading →
For this week's cartoon for The Costa Rica Star, I took on the issue of "too many crocodiles" in that nation. One agency in that nation is suing two others to conduct a study to determine if there is over-population of crocodiles in that country. Lawsuits must work different in Costa Rica than in the... Continue Reading →
I'm sure you're aware that one can't be tried for a crime in the United States after a jury fails to convict them. This is the Double Jeopardy Clause. Though, as in the case of O.J. Simpson, one can be sued for committing a crime after a jury fails to convict. They don't have that... Continue Reading →
This is the cartoon I drew last for The Costa Rica Star. We published a new one there yesterday (Friday) which I'll blog in a couple days. While Costa Rica is winning awards and platitudes for having such clean oceans, locals and tourists will point out just how dirty their rivers are. It's a huge... Continue Reading →
I've held a strong belief throughout my entire life that if a jaguar wants to camp out on a beach, then that beach belongs to that jaguar. Jaguars are beautiful, dignified, and kinda scary unless we're talking about football teams in Jacksonville. Costa Rica is home to many species that I would find amazing to view... Continue Reading →
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