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Original Dave Sattler Cartoon Art.. AND… a bonus look back at past cartoons from the “Sattler - J&C archives”

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The Purdue-IU rivalry has been around for years. Twenty-five years ago this cartoon was first published in the Purdue Alumnus magazine.

SO HAVE WE MADE ANY PROGRESS? write back with your opinion..👍or👎or🤞

Looking for some original cartoon art?

Check out the upcoming event…if you’re in the Lafayette area.

Our county 4H fair has been a summer tradition for years. In the summer of 2012 the very hot weather changed some categories…

Wadda ya think? Any of these sound tasty to you? ………Let me know…Dave THX

How are you handling this heat? Me either. Take a look at this vintage 2011 cartoon demonstrating something that may help…or not.

I always liked that Boo the Cat made an appearance…and the dude in the backyard with the grill showing his one hotdog that he hopes he can unload on someone. Try this out and let me know if it helps

Tomorrow is Fathers Day…

If your dad is still living…call him up and chat with him….while you can!

This cartoon was never published…why?

This was drawn to be added to an article in the PURDUE ALUMNUS magazine. It was stopped because back then the PAA thought the message with the bank guy was that a Purdue degree was expensive.

Purdue is shopping for a new president.

Purdue Pete is polishing his resume for the job. He’s listing some valuable skills.

Struggling to find the perfect plant to give for Mother’s Day… See how these folks solved the problem.

As long as it’s GREEN!!

I sit down to watch the news on my personal TV and I’m blasted with loud, negative political ads. Just tell me what YOU stand for!!

Are you shopping for Easter candy yet….jelly beans…chocolate bunnys, Peeps? Are you sure it’s fresh? This lady isn’t sure.. first published in 1993…

Happy early Easter…🍭🍫🍬

So are you teams still in the tournament?

Be thankful for that…..First published in the J&C in 2007