Our first posting in this blog was a cartoon Don sold to McNaught Syndicate for its feature titled This Funny World. We started with that cartoon for no particular reason other than we thought it was funny. Over many years Don sold a LOT of gags to the single-panel McNaught feature. They bought cartoons from a variety of cartoonists, and we have no idea what percentage were Don's. We would like to show some of our favorites here (even though McNaught has already been counted in our tally of publications). For the second McNaught cartoon purchase, see posting #211.
Don has sold a LOT of cartoons in his career. Each numbered cartoon or illustration on the left side of this Blog is from a DIFFERENT magazine, newspaper, etc. Let's see if we can find out the total number of publications (places) where Don's work has appeared . . . . . (An unnumbered posting is a duplicate publication.)
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This Funny World (McNaught Syndicate # 3)
Our first posting in this blog was a cartoon Don sold to McNaught Syndicate for its feature titled This Funny World. We started with that cartoon for no particular reason other than we thought it was funny. Over many years Don sold a LOT of gags to the single-panel McNaught feature. They bought cartoons from a variety of cartoonists, and we have no idea what percentage were Don's. We would like to show some of our favorites here (even though McNaught has already been counted in our tally of publications). For the second McNaught cartoon purchase, see posting #211.
121. Diversion

Diversion magazine is a product of Hearst Business Publishing. Today's on-line version offers information on "Medical Meetings/Travel/Lifestyle" much as it did when this cartoon was printed in April 1981.
The gag is familiar, yet different, putting a fresh twist on "your place or mine." It is like giving new life to an old friend, something cartoonists are pretty good at doing.
The gag is familiar, yet different, putting a fresh twist on "your place or mine." It is like giving new life to an old friend, something cartoonists are pretty good at doing.
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