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Doug Potter is a commercial artist and illustrator who contributed political cartoons to the weekly Austin Chronicle for more than twenty years.

Projects in the comic book field include his own comics for Kitchen Sink Press, “Denizens of Deep City” which brought him a Harvey Award nomination, “Chips and Vanilla” and “Messozoic”. He illustrated “The Land Before Time 3-D Adventure” comic book, based on the continuing animated video series and written by Steven Utley. His work has appeared in “Slow Death” comics and the Marvel Comics “Wild Cards” series, and a number of titles for Mojo Press, including “The Big Bigfoot Book” and the hardback original anthology, “Weird Business”.

His book illustration also includes the award winning two-volume collection of Bradley Denton’s short stories, “The Calvin Coolidge Home For Dead Comedians” and “A Conflagration Artist’ and books written by Joe Lansdale, “Something Lumber This Way Comes” and “Duck Footed”.

His latest is “Two Trickster Tango”, written by Mark London Williams, available from Amazon.

He lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Obama's Dead Weight

Obama's compromises with an uncompromising Republican Congress may mean that his own political ch
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The Iraqi Vote

The Iraq voter attempts to continue the idea of elected government in the face of deadly obstacle
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An American Religion

Americans who own guns are as attached to them as religious Americans are to their religion.
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Recovery?

Cartoon about Obama's conviction that the US economy is on the road to recovery.
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Recognition

Thanks to a visit by Bill Clinton, North Korea released and pardoned two detained American journa
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Douglas Potter

The profile cartoon of Douglas Potter, a cartoonist based in the United States.
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Recession Proof

Uncle Sam is giving financial injections to banks in an attempt to keep the American economy goin
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No refuge for women

On the border between Chad en Darfur, women have nowhere to go.
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