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Next Sign from God: 253 Miles
“When Mark Addison Kershaw takes a hiatus from his corner table (with its view of all the doors, aka avenues of escape) at Hubris, I suit up in my ashes and sackcloth (a…
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“At Least We Can Feel Insignificant Together”
“In this issue’s compilation, the cartoonist asks us to ponder the relationship between a man (?) got up as a bird (and his/her/their spouse, perhaps, un-got-up-as-anything, yet); a gathering of not-very-nighthawkish diner-diners; a…
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Naked Came the Stranger & Stranger
“Cartoonist Mark Addison Kershaw’s getting off easy this summer: we’ve had two double-issues, and I’ve only managed to nag a total of seven cartoons out of him (for your and my viewing pleasure).…
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The Very Soul of Noble, Gentle Wit: Addison
“Last month, our February 2024 issue of Hubris was dedicated, in its entirety, to the single-panel cartooning of Mark Addison Kershaw, and if you scroll down our magazine’s current virtual Home Page, past…
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A Brush with Life
Addison By Mark Kershaw ATLANTA Georgia—(Hubris)—February 2024—I am a fortunate editor. Sooo fortunate. I get to publish (however widely I can, and however often) the work (cough)—work, I say!—of Mark Addison Kershaw! And, at…
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Earthly Pleasures
“Have I mentioned before that The Cartoonist Known as Addison and I have never actually met in person? I think our reluctance stems from the fact that, after all these years of working…
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His Tail is So Damn Fluffy
“Generally speaking, women seem to respond favorably to my drawings of their gender, as long as they believe it is a drawing of someone else and not of them. The one time I…
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The Pale Beyond
“If you attend to Mark Addison Kershaw on Facebook, you will encounter a person of very little language, spoken or written, accompanied by a dog, enamored of a cat; someone who, even before…
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Amish Phone Sex?
“We’ve not seen hide nor hair of Mark Addison Kershaw, aka The Artist Known as Addison, since September 2020. He has been on Facebook, in his dual roles as Lockdown Cartoonist-at-Large and photographer-in-residence…
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Hugging Was Enough For a While, but Then . . .
Addison By Mark Kershaw ATLANTA Georgia—(Hubris)—February 2024—This portfolio of black-and-white whimsies first appeared in Hubris in February 2019, and features a half dozen of Kershaw’s single-panel cartoons depicting trees (of which he has drawn…