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Drone Cartoons: The Elite Eight

by Micah Zenko
November 13, 2012

For your amusement, see below for the top eight print or online cartoons about drones. This list was based upon a totally unscientific process of sifting through hundreds of similar cartoons produced over the past few years, and deciding which ones made us laugh and/or think. If we missed any, please send them along with a link.


Jen Sorenson (2009)


Phil Hands, Madtoons (May 19, 2009)


Khalil Bendib (November 4, 2010)


Brian McFadden, New York Times (May 27, 2012)


Macleod Cartoons (May 31, 2012)


Tom Tomorrow (October 5, 2012)


Ted Rall (October 8, 2012)


Matt Bors (October 26, 2012)

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  • Posted by JohnnyPre

    1st. McLeod Cartoons
    2nd. Ted Rall

  • Posted by Kir Komrik

    Thank you for some comic relief,

    It’s nice to see the human side of all these great minds at CFR.

    Cute stuff, now back to work :-)

    - kk

  • Posted by Aaron

    I feel kind of dirty now. Like laughing at a racist or sexist joke at a comedy show, then looking around to see who saw you doing it.

  • Posted by Raja M. Ali Saleem

    Yes, it is comic relief, cute stuff. Innocent people are being killed but sadly they are not right kind of people. So, tough luck.
    Lets get back to work.

  • Posted by Sandra L Streifel

    I like “Droney”, McLeod Cartoons. Too bad he’ll never get a cartoon series.

    As well as the “wrong kind of people” being killed, they are conveniently located in an especially hard-to-access part of the world, so it’s even hard to get people like the Stanford Law School students in to expose the situation.

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