https://padlet.com/1615952/z1lhl5pmp9en en-us 2017-11-21 15:31:27 UTC 2026-03-13 08:07:27 UTC hello@padlet.com 1615952 https://padlet.com/1615952/z1lhl5pmp9en/wish/209139787 Newspaper - printed with unstapled pieces of paper including articles, news etc. 

Cartoons - Drawing / drawings that include different themes. Sometimes used to send a specific message across. 

Newspaper cartoon - A series of drawings used to tell a story in a newspaper. ]]> 2017-11-21 15:34:01 UTC https://padlet.com/1615952/z1lhl5pmp9en/wish/209139787 1615952 https://padlet.com/1615952/z1lhl5pmp9en/wish/209142094 Gag cartoon - A comic with only one panel and also contains no captions but may have a speech bubble to show what the person is thinking/ feeling or saying. 

Editorial cartoon - Is normally a political cartoon. It expresses the artists view or opinion on a certain  subject. For example, the artist's view on something to do with government or something political. 

Comic strips - Are made for entertainment for other people.

The different contexts of newspaper cartoons can be joined together depending on what they story is about. 
For example, you can have a gag cartoon with a comedy cartoon - Only one panel and political but can have a comedy side to it to catch a readers attention.  



Themes: 

Political- Makes readers aware of political situations using cartoons and expresses opinions in this way. 

Educational - Educational comic strips makes the reader aware of things. Educational cartoons can be related to political / editorial cartoon strips. 

Comedy - Comic strips are made for entertainment but can be mixed around with other types and can be an amusing way to send a message across. ]]> 2017-11-21 15:38:22 UTC https://padlet.com/1615952/z1lhl5pmp9en/wish/209142094 1615952 https://padlet.com/1615952/z1lhl5pmp9en/wish/209160717 Like many other newspaper cartoons of the modern era, this cartoon is a comedic comic strip. However, unlike many cartoons of the modern era, this one tries to convey the idea of Newspapers becoming Obsolete over the superior technologies that are mobile devices, from which readers can view all the news online.

The cartoon is portrayed as comedic, as it mocks other sorts of newspapers over the many panels.

The cartoon was created by Tony Zuvela, by around February 25th, 2014 (Date of page creation). At this point, newspapers and online articles seemed to be competing for relevance, as shown in the cartoon.]]> 2017-11-21 16:14:49 UTC https://padlet.com/1615952/z1lhl5pmp9en/wish/209160717 PunLord https://padlet.com/1615952/z1lhl5pmp9en/wish/210835664 This cartoon was designed after the First World War, on December 10th, 1919, and was supposed to symbolise that without the cooperation of the USA, the newly-formed League of Nations would not be stable, and would likely collapse.

As the cartoon suggests, the LoN did indeed become unstable, and, without the help of it's founders, the USA, it was unable to uphold many if its reasons for creation.

This cartoon was created by Leonard Raven-Kill for the magazine known as "Punch Magazine", and was an Editorial Gag cartoon. It's singular panel was capable of getting its message across, and portrayed what the author wanted to say, which ease.]]> 2017-11-28 11:57:12 UTC https://padlet.com/1615952/z1lhl5pmp9en/wish/210835664