Gannett and USA Today cancelled the long-running and popular "Mallard Fillmore" comic strip, written and illustrated by Bruce Tinsley, in March 2021.
Tinsley responded by saying: “It was a big shock – from what I’m hearing, it was unprecedented. My syndicate had never seen anything like it."
Tinsley created the duck character and comic strip back in 1994. The name is "a humorous nod to the 13th US president, Millard Fillmore."
Controversy was always a part of the strip, as with many politically-tinged cartoons, such as the legendary Doonesbury. Doonesbury also suffered eventual cancellation amid controversy.
"Doonesbury" was liberal-leaning and "Mallard Fillmore" was conservative-leaning.
The "Mallard Fillmore" comic strip and archives can be viewed here.
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So fed up with this PC commie leftist democrap censorship bullshit.
Anybody or organization censoring American Free Speech needs to be boycotted. Give them a taste of their own medicine. See how long they like loss of revenue.
The charming chemistry worrying because Donald Trump conclusively suffers a harsh cicada in the eggplant hole. Two, faithful Ashli Babbitt sobbing, her plastic eggplant friend is lonely. Eating organic eggplant now in safe room with bars for faithful shaman buffalo Jake.
Free speech and the 2nd amendment are the 2 most important parts of freedom. You can clearly see how the Leftists in the Government are trying to take them away. When the real battle comes and I suspect it will. The Government will see what the 2nd Amendment is for. We will not let our freedoms drift into oblivion.
The second amendment only protects a person from the government not the social or personal economic consequences of the words that someone has chosen to speak.
Agreed
Reading the daily funnies was a pleasure from my childhood well in to adult life. Once the comics stripes began getting woke there was no appeal any more. Now I only read Dilbert.
It is remarkable and dismaying how seemingly casual American media companies betray our legacy of free speech.
Have to agree, give "Pearls before Swine" and "Non Sequiter" a chance. They're not always leftist and can be counted on for bad puns, especially Stephan over at Pearls.
Sad
Available daily here: https://www.comicskingdom.com/mallard-fillmore/
I read Mallard every single day online while eating breakfast. There is nothing offensive in it.