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Monday's Condensed News Cartoons (Original Post) KS Toronado 11 hrs ago OP
Thanks KS T malaise 11 hrs ago #1
Kick dalton99a 11 hrs ago #2
Cartoons that make us cry, as we should. mountain grammy 11 hrs ago #3
The last one. haele 6 hrs ago #20
The last one was the real heart breaker for me. flashman13 5 hrs ago #21
I remember Jim liked Labrador Retrievers Botany 11 hrs ago #4
Wow. Very powerful. Grim Chieftain 11 hrs ago #5
Heart rending. colorado_ufo 10 hrs ago #6
Semper Fi... Wounded Bear 10 hrs ago #7
Many touching and wonderful tributes. Thank You. Fla Dem 10 hrs ago #8
Wow ... very moving to see all these cartoons and tributes FakeNoose 10 hrs ago #9
So touching. Each. question everything 9 hrs ago #10
To my ancestors who served in the Revolutionary War and WWII...... Clouds Passing 9 hrs ago #11
I'm glad you got the necessary trump 'toons out of the way at the top erronis 9 hrs ago #12
Terrific toons today. planetc 9 hrs ago #13
MAny never returned Old Crank 8 hrs ago #14
Thanks for the toons PatSeg 8 hrs ago #15
THANK YOU, SIR!!! BurnDoubt 8 hrs ago #16
Thank you very much-these cartoons brought a tear to my eyes LetMyPeopleVote 7 hrs ago #17
Thank you! 2naSalit 7 hrs ago #18
Thank you for this truly remakable collection. The elementary school graves niyad 6 hrs ago #19
Thanks! Roy Rolling 2 hrs ago #22
Heartbreaking... damn these damn onions! slightlv 1 hr ago #23
you speak what I was thinking mdbl 59 min ago #24

haele

(15,623 posts)
20. The last one.
Mon May 25, 2026, 01:53 PM
6 hrs ago

There's a certain distance created by the stone garden of the cemetery. It creates a boundary marker between the living and the dead.
But there's a personal familiarity and immediate grief observing a hopeful puppy still waiting for someone who will not be coming home, and being unable to understand why.

Botany

(77,907 posts)
4. I remember Jim liked Labrador Retrievers
Mon May 25, 2026, 09:11 AM
11 hrs ago

JAMES EARL RUDD


PFC - E2 - Marine Corps - Regular

Length of service 1 years
His tour began on May 7, 1968
Casualty was on Aug 6, 1968
In QUANG TRI, SOUTH VIETNAM
HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY
OTHER EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
Body was recovered

Panel 49W - Line 20

Grim Chieftain

(2,090 posts)
5. Wow. Very powerful.
Mon May 25, 2026, 09:14 AM
11 hrs ago

Tears here. Every single entry is spot on. Thanks so much for this, KS Toronado



erronis

(24,584 posts)
12. I'm glad you got the necessary trump 'toons out of the way at the top
Mon May 25, 2026, 11:02 AM
9 hrs ago

so the rest could be considered with the solemnity and dignity they deserved.

Thank you for these, as always, KS.

niyad

(134,119 posts)
19. Thank you for this truly remakable collection. The elementary school graves
Mon May 25, 2026, 01:44 PM
6 hrs ago

alongside the soldiers' graves, and the last one. .heart-wrenching.

slightlv

(8,012 posts)
23. Heartbreaking... damn these damn onions!
Mon May 25, 2026, 06:14 PM
1 hr ago

The one juxtapositioning the child and simple crosses against a national cemetery got to me big time.

But the last one, with the pup waiting for his master to come home.... I just can't.

As a Veteran, and a citizen of the human race, I thank you for these, KS.

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