In a lame attempt at being "cool," the Vatican's official newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano yesterday wrote, "Few people know it, and he does everything he can to hide it, but it is true: Homer J Simpson is a Catholic." Uh, ok.

The Washington Post pulled the October 3rd Non Sequitur cartoon from its paper. Because it referenced Muhammad. And the Washington Post's job is to censor its content in accordance with the demands of a small band of violent religious lunatics.

Intrepid sex journalist Andrea Peyser has uncovered the latest plot by radical Islamic fascists to brainwash good Christian children into bomb vest-wearing terror robots: a Saturday morning cartoon. With Muslims in it! Isn't that illegal, here in the USA?

British "street artist" Banksy apparently directed the opening titles of Sunday night's Simpsons episode. Like most Banksy art-things, it was "political." But it was also funnier than anything that's been on The Simpsons in a long time.

Attack of the Show! delved into the mind of Cartoon Brew's Jerry Beck on yesterday's show and unearthed the latest on the Thundercats franchise, the Looney Tunes, and Robert Zemeckis's plans for a second Roger Rabbit film.

College newspapers are not totally worthless. They are where young journalists go to learn. About scandal! Angry readers! Outraged parents! Repentant editors! Scared-shitless administrators! And all over some kids who are just making it up as they go! It's great.

Did you know that Donald Duck is a Glenn Beck fan? At least, according to this video, edited from old Disney cartoons by artist/activist Jonathan McIntosh. Makes sense, right? He's angry, inarticulate, and white. (Mickey is probably a LaRouche supporter.)

Our favorite Family Guy spin-off returned from summer hiatus with an action-packed episode filled with cameos. Kanye Kenny West returned and got his career off the ground while Cleveland battled against our nation's president in a heated game of hoops.

Awesome new show on Nicktoons, kids: Zevo 3, where Kewl Breeze, Elastika and Z-Strap, battle Dr. Stankfoot! Why the shoe theme? Well, Zevo 3 started as a Skechers promotion. But uh, it's not now. Viacom swears.

Look, we're all post-racial liberal elites here who love us some New Yorker cartoons. But we can't help but think this week's winner of the cartoon caption contest is a bit offensive.

Molly Norris, the Seattle cartoonist whose joking suggestion for an "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day" earned her a fatwa from religious extremists, has been forced into hiding, for her own safety.

Transformers, G.I. Joe, Garfield, The Chipmunks, and now The Smurfs. Hollywood's gone on a spree pilfering our childhood favorites to make crappy live-action movies. We have some suggestions of 'toons that should make the trip to the big screen.

The great minds over at Geekosystem put together 17 instances of resident bully Roger's laugh on the beloved Nickelodeon series, Doug. As you'll notice in the video, every time Roger laughs, the exact same sound byte is used.

Three time Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist Paul Conrad died today at age 86 in California. He worked for over 30 years at The Los Angeles Times, and drew some of America's best political cartoons for more than 50 years.

Remember those cartoons you loved as a kid like Rocko's Modern Life and Ren and Stimpy? They seemed so funny at first, but really there's some serious depravity going on. A collection of the worst innuendos and inappropriate jokes inside.

They may look like nerds outside of work, but don't mess with Drake Mallard and Fenton Crackshell. By flapping danger in the night and quacking villains in the day, these prevalent superforces of Disney's Duck Universe slate a possible comeback.

Have you ever had the desire to watch Spy Vs. Spy in an animated format? Dreams do come true—in the form of MAD, a new half hour cartoon made for Cartoon Network. The show premieres September 6th.

Cartoonist Cathy Guisewite announced her comic strip "Cathy" is ending after 34 years of syndication. To celebrate the life of the neurotic woman that could, here's the opening to the 1987 animated special based off the comic.

We hug them, we kiss them, we put our children in their arms. Who are the strange people in the furry costumes at Disney World, and are they pervs? After Donald Duck grabbed her boob, a 27-year-old is suing Disney.

Taiwanese animators did a bang-up job imagining Al Gore's crazed sex poodle fiasco, and their Conan O'Brien video was a work of art. But today's ho-hum take on Michelle Obama's vacation and uninspired rendition of Steve Slater's slide are subpar.