Cartoonists drawn to San Antonio San Antonio News-Express June 25, 2008

Turning the page on political cartoons by D.J. Siegel Medill Reports March 06, 2008

Des bulles dans le reportage (Comics Reporting) by Christophe Deloire Le Point, France January 17, 2007

Next stop: Central Asia by J.P. Trostle Independent Weekly, Raleigh NC September 27, 2006

Press Release: August Marks Ted Rall’s 10th Anniversary with Universal Press Syndicate August 17, 2006

Central Asia: Interview With Political Cartoonist Ted Rall Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty March 14, 2005

Writing in the Margins Salon Names “Attitude 2” one of the best books of 2004 by Scott Thill December 23, 2004

Interviewing for a Job Illuminates Some Critical Issues Neiman Reports Winter 2004

68,647 ways to make you laugh The Guardian names “Attitude 2” one of the best books of 2004 by Roger Sabin The Guardian, UK December 12, 2004

Humor: Laughing Without Guilt By Neil Genzingler The New York Times October 3, 2004 THE BOOK: ”Generalissimo el Busho: Essays & Cartoons on the Bush Years,” by Ted Rall (Nantier Beall Minoustchine). WHAT IT’S AIMING FOR: Overthrow of the United States government. WHAT IT ACHIEVES: Oddly, some valuable historical perspective. ANALYSIS: Ted Rall, a cartoonist and columnist for Universal Press Syndicate, is more hostile to President Bush than most members of Saddam’s inner circle, as this collection of his work from recent years makes scaldingly clear. There’s nothing really humorous here; the satire mixed into Rall’s screeds is far too bitter for that. In a piece from October 2002, he calls the military mission in Afghanistan ”Operation Enduring Failure.” In another 2002 piece, he refers to the Bush administration as a ”circus of hypocrites.” The best part of the volume, though, is its earliest material, centered on the 2000 election. Rall, unlike practically everyone else, allowed the president no honeymoon.…