cartoon tipping points-climate change
Planet Earth rolls down a cliff. A voice says: If we continue like this, we will reach some climate tipping-points soon.
Cartoon – genderfluid
Cartoon on genderfluid. One person asks another: Are you genderfluid too? The other person answers: now and then.
Cartoon – pension and retirement
Cartoon about retirement: A man joyfully throws files and documents into the air and shouts: Retirement – Never work again! Death stands behind him and counters: True.
Cartoon – Alex(a) voice control
Cartoon comic about Alexa voice control from amazon. A woman sits on the sofa and reads. She has the male version “Alex”. She says: Alex, play something by Celine Dion. Alex answers: Right after the sports show.
Cartoon – end of the world
Cartoon – An alien sits on a planet and observes the end of the world with a glass of wine in its hand.
Cartoon – corona and marriage
Comic cartoon about the hygiene rules because of Corona: A bride and groom want to get married. The registrar stands in a pile of documents and says, “If you have signed the hygiene precautions as read, I declare you legally joined husband and wife.”
Cartoon – horoscope
Cartoon comic about horoscope. A man who is a scientist reads in his horoscope “Today beware of experiments.” And behind him his experiment is collapsing.
Cartoon – password
Cartoon comic about password. A man sits in front of his computer, whose screen is covered with postits and notes, and enters the password ****.
Cartoon – historical preservation
Cartoon comic about the protection of monuments. On a construction site, the foreman instructs the excavator driver to excavate the rubble. However, he is not sure whether the rubble is not also protected as a historic monument, like some other things.
Cartoon – Lockdown light
Cartoon comic image about the lockdown light because of Corona. Deserted inner cities are the result of the thoughtless politics so far.
Cartoon – Black Friday
Cartoon comic: A man carries a sign with the inscription “Black Fridays Matter”. Allusion to the discrepancy between Black Lives Matters and Black Friday.
Cartoon – Death life insurance
Death Cartoon Death Comic: Death picks up a person. The latter says: But I have life insurance. Death replies: Not on me…
Cartoon – Death and the Meaning of Life
death cartoon: A human man exclaims, “Now I have discovered the meaning of life!” At the same moment, Death comes to pick him up and says, “This is probably a little inconvenient right now.” Better late than never.
Cartoon – covid deniers, corona demonstration
Cartoon comic picture: About corona deniers and covid demonstrations. A demonstration participant asks where the others are. The answer of his companion: They are sick with covid.
Cartoon – Online Yoga Zoom
Cartoon comic: A woman does online yoga naked and accidentally forgot to turn off the camera. She does the asana the “Downward Facing Dog”.
Cartoon – animal transporter on fire
cartoon comic picture on animal transport: an animal transporter is on fire. the driver has saved all the pigs. and is taking them to the slaughterhouse-
Cartoon – Offices and Corona
Cartoon Comic Hidden Object: A woman human resources manager sits desperately in the office with two phones in hand, trying to clear the chaos caused by Corona in the house. In the background she still has an emergency childcare set up.
Cartoon – Corona and Clubs
Cartoon comic about Corona, sports clubs and the financial situation. A player sets up to shoot, the goalkeeper says: shoot carefully, we can’t afford a new goal right now.
Cartoon – Corona applause: clapping‘s not enough
Cartoon comic about the payment of caregivers in the health care system. Clapping isn’t enough for us. a person is lying injured on the ground and yells, “Hey, you’ve got to help me!” The EMTs respond, “We do. we clap for you.” And clap for the patient.
Cartoon – Slaughterhouse
Cartoon comic slaughterhouse. The devil sits by his son’s bedside and reads him a bedtime story: and then the butcher cuts off the cow’s hooves while she’s fully conscious. and little Beelzebub says: Dad, please don’t, or I’ll have nightmares again.