The Cartoon Archive

 

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Pasta entree

Land in crud

cover linedNow available on Amazon.com, the all-original, insider cartoon view of airline life!

This book contains74 pages of cartoons from an insider’s perspective: the ups and downs of flight crew life, air travel and the world of passengers, pilots, flight attendants and pilots!

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Yeah, I always have a drawing pad handy. And here’s the latest cartoons, created after the book was published:

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skateboard

raining luggage0001

santa monica raft

crud

Darwin service0001

capt lav paper

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Ziploc

passenger rights

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cell vid

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Less Air 1

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7 Responses to “The Cartoon Archive”

  1. Napalm in the Morning Says:

    The dialog with the private pilot brings back many memories. Had to be cautious with those guys and the Oprah watchers after an airplane accident somewhere in the world. The conversation would go ike this …

    “We aren’t going to crash are we?”
    “Not a chance. The outcome of this is not in doubt.” (On a good day)
    “Hope not.” (On a bad day)

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  3. Jim Mackin Says:

    Chris —

    Nice to see that your cartoons are as entertaining as ever! I’m VMI ’78, and was on the newspaper staff when you drew for the Cadet.

    Keep it up!

    Jim Mackin

  4. Hey Chris,
    Like my BR Mackin, I’m VMI ’78.
    Love the site.
    I also have your book “Flight Crew Li8ke You”. I found it in the FBO at Eagle, CO some years back.
    I’m with US Airways (21 years). AB-320 domestic, DCA (this week)
    Do you illustrate stories told by other pilots? I’ve been know to be a story teller. I have quite a few airline tales.

  5. Paige Prather Fuller Says:

    Came across a cartoon you have my dad many years ago. My husband found it in storage. It now has a prominent place in our home

    • I remember your Dad, Judd, well; one of the pilots I admired most as a new airline pilot. He flew Thuds. In the USAF, then AA where he was a long time union volunteer. I believe I met you too at one Board meeting, can’t remember which one. Good to hear from you!

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