Mon Jun 23, 2008 11:30AM1 comment ›
Mon Jun 23, 2008 — by Mike Gold
George Carlin: Death and Coincidence
The final truth...
This editorial cartoon was published in the Cincinnati Enquirer, before word of George Carlin's death. I know this is a somewhat different definition of the word "comic" than we usually address here on ComicMix, but Carlin did much – perhaps more than anybody else – to mold and shape our attitudes over the past 40 years. He will be greatly missed. Thanks and a tip of the hat to the Chicago Tribune's Charlie Meyerson. His paper also published this cartoon before news of Carlin's death. And no, I won't say "passing." Carlin hated such euphemisms.

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Anonymous (1:02 PM on Mon Jun 23, 2008)
I loved his compedy specials even the recent ones on cable. His material only got better with age. RIP!!