Joe Mohr's Cartoon Archive
Creator of Hank D and the Bee. Environmental cartoons found in/on: Yes! magazine, PBS's Urban Conversion, Center for Media and Democracy, Greenpeace, Planetsave, NaturalPapa, Elephant Journal and more…
Monthly Archives: August, 2011
God’s Response to Rick Perry
Besides the fact that the cloud is part of the joke and that they are ever-malleable to make into giant middle finngers, the cloud is also in the cartoon, as … Continue reading
Hank D and the Bee: The End of Brussel Sprouts?
More on the beloved honeybee From Planetsave: Five Things You Can Do To Help Bees From BeeGuardian.org: Taking Initiative for the Survival of the Honeybee From YourGardenShow: Bee-a-thon 2011 (encore … Continue reading
Hank D and the Bee: Eggs=Money
Sustainablog just posted an article entitled 7 Tips for Beginners: Keeping Chickens at Home. Great post, but I’d like to add that it’s best not to buy a cartoon hen with … Continue reading
Urban Conversion Cartoon #2: All Chickens are not Hens!
If only roosters had a snooze button. Check out the cartoon on the Urban Conversion site. UC is set to become a TV series, so keep checking back for updates…
Hank D and the Bee: Happy Birthday Bee
Happy birthday to my amazing wife!!! Follow the rest of the Hank D and the Bee series at JoeMohrToons.com. For cartoon updates and other green goings-on, follow Joe on Twitter … Continue reading
Michelle Bachmann’s Lights are on but Nobody’s Home (cartoon)
More on Michelle “Crazy B” Bachmann From Grist: Bachmann pledges to have the EPA’s ‘doors locked and lights turned off’ From Bill Maher: ‘New Rule’ (video clip) on Bachmann and … Continue reading
Hank D and the Bee: Summer Snow
I hope you all take full advantage of the health benefits of dandelions in order to prolong your life and be around when wind power finally surpasses coal power. For … Continue reading
Tea Party Nose Cutters! (cartoon)
It’s certainly good for politicians to listen to their constituents–it doesn’t happen enough. But, when their constituents are backed by rich influence, and when their constituents are so woefully close … Continue reading
