
Today's Squidoo lens is about editorial cartoonist
Tom Tomorrow and his weekly four- to six-panel strip
This Modern World. It's a strip that started out in the late 1980s as a collage of clip art with the focus on consumers and work. It developed a focus on media and politics during the first Gulf war when Tomorrow realized the strip could serve as an outlet for his anger about the war. In 2001, the cartoonist branched out into blogging with a blog also called
This Modern World.
The strip appears in about 150 publications, mostly alternative ones and online at
Salon.com and
CREDO.com (the latter used to be Working Assets).
Tom Tomorrow is the pen name for Dan Perkins, who started the strip while living in San Francisco. He currently lives in Connecticut.
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