If you get a kick out political cartoons like I do, you'll want to check out the work of Nick Anderson from the Louisville Courier-Journal.

Anderson won the Pulitzer Prize for a series of 20 scathing cartoons about current events including abuses of power, the quagmire in Iraq and the missteps of the present administration, which, I suppose, are all the same thing. He beat out Garry Trudeau for the $10,000 prize, so you know his stuff is good. His cartoons are richly drawn with beautiful color and reveal not only biting satire, but also potent wit while elucidating serious problems that deeply affect this country.

You can find all his cartoons here. If you want to read more cartoons by other editorial artists, Slate.com has a great archive.