A political cartoon published April 4, 2023, shows two mothers at an Easter egg hunt reacting to high grocery egg prices. One questions the use of jeweled Faberge eggs as gifts while the other points to store costs. Children collect eggs nearby with baskets and flowers visible. The scene highlights inflation's effect on everyday holiday traditions in early 2023.
On September 14 2021 a man named Harold lounges in a living room surrounded by pizza boxes and beer cans while holding a smartphone that displays repeated tweet notifications. Two women stand nearby discussing his busy schedule with multiple sports leagues active alongside his self-proclaimed online expertise in politics and infectious diseases. The scene highlights the overlap between sports fandom and the spread of information during the ongoing pandemic period.
A young boy carrying an Easter basket stands before a large empty tomb carved into a rocky hillside and asks where the Easter bunny is. The April 1, 2021 cartoon by Bruce Plante uses the New Testament resurrection setting to contrast commercial holiday symbols with the original religious event, adding a footnote that the bunny is not the reason for the season.
On March 31, 2021, cartoonist Dick Wright depicted two Roman soldiers standing outside an empty tomb with its stone rolled away. One soldier tells the other not to worry because the event will be forgotten in a few years. The image references the New Testament account of Jesus' resurrection on Easter morning. The soldiers' casual dismissal contrasts with the significance of the open tomb in Christian tradition. The drawing uses the historical setting of the crucifixion and resurrection narrative.
