CPSIA Political Cartoon

[Former_Member]

I just finished a political cartoon about the CPSIA. It's a play off "Meet the Robinsons'" and the "Bowler Hat Guy is supposed to look like Waxman (don't know how well I actually did at that...).

http://www.windhavenweb.com/CPSIA/cartoon.html

Comments? Suggestions? Did I go too far with the links on the page (I wanted to show where I got the info from, but I'm not sure if all the links in the text are distracting). Please let me know if there are any errors in my text underneath or dead links or anything like that. And please feel free to use this on your own websites and blogs or pass it on to friends.


Speaking of comics, here's another comic I found (not my own) that I like.
http://s64.photobucket.com/albums/h176/mommaspictures/?action=view&current=CPSIACartoonsTim001.jpg

Anyone know of any more?

[Former_Member]

you came really close on waxman. his eyes look good.

i haven't seen the movie but i got the msg behind the cartoon.

nicely done.

[Former_Member]

Is this sentence missing a word?

Please feel free to my comic above on your website or e-mail it to your friends.

[Former_Member]

Thanks! It was. I missed that!

[Former_Member]

I didn't watch the movie but I got the message loud and clear about the first comic and that portrays the sad truth.

The second comic was also hilarious and soooooo sad.....

Poor Grandma, she has to sell her handmade goods very cautiously, otherwise the CPSIA BLOODHOUNDS will chase her down and throw her in the clink for selling very hazardous and dangerously illegal goods....

[Former_Member]

Thanks! Glad it came through.

And yeah, I love that granny one too.

[Former_Member]

very funny, I placed it in my funny image folder ;)

[Former_Member]

Funny. I was thinking the same thing the other day when I watched the movie while baby sitting. That and there should be a cartoon of a grandma in a trenchcoat getting busted for selling her knitted baby booties on the street corner. Keep spreading the word.

[Former_Member]

Great comic. I did watch the movie and can really relate to what you've written. It's a perfect representation of the problem.

[Former_Member]

Thanks all for the encouraging feedback! :-)