Political Cartoons, etc.

POLITICAL CARTOONS AND OTHER PEN AND INK DRAWINGS


State of the Nation 



Commander-in-chief




Quid Pro Quo




First Aid




Maid Miriam Onstage



Saint or Sinner?




Matandang Mahilig










Dictator on the Run




Dictator in Chains



Metamorphosis of the Hammer and Sickle




OMG!




Nooo!




Not WANTED



Ping Pong



Mga Kwento ni Lolo Fidel



General Problem


Corrupt Bureaucrat as Acrobat



Nothing to Lose but Chains



Mad Bomber



Coup Pals



Lean! Lean! Lean!



Right vs. Left



Bye bye Mama




(More to come)


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