jeffrey
Feb
12
2026
A three-panel cartoon by Steve Sack contrasts male and female condoms with a chained red box labeled Epstein. Pam Bondi sits atop the box under the heading sexual protection for wealthy powerful pedophiles. The image responds to ongoing discussions about Epstein files and the role of the attorney general in handling related materials as of early 2026.
Feb
12
2026
The Feb. 12, 2026 cartoon by Ratt portrays Ghislaine Maxwell in two panels labeled SPEAK NO EVIL and SEE NO EVIL. A third panel labeled EVIL contains a silhouette and a transcript of a conversation between Donald and Jeffrey that ends with a Trump signature and birthday wish. The image references ongoing Epstein files releases and victim accounts.
Dec
22
2025
The cartoon illustrates the Department of Justice building towering over a mound labeled Epstein Victims. Laughter erupts from the structure as a speech bubble from within mocks the release of another batch of solid black redacted pages. The scene responds to recent delays and heavy redactions in the Epstein files under Attorney General Pam Bondi. Victims remain buried in colorful scribbles at the base while officials appear to find the situation humorous. The visual highlights frustration with the pace and transparency of document disclosures tied to the Jeffrey Epstein case.
The cartoon depicts former President Bill Clinton lounging in a pool or hot tub alongside a woman in a pink polka-dot bikini and a shirtless man in striped swim trunks. Clinton holds a champagne glass while a speech bubble attributes to him the line: IT DEPENDS ON WHAT THE MEANING OF "EPSTEIN FILES" IS. A champagne bottle sits nearby next to a fountain. The image references ongoing discussions of Epstein-related documents and photos involving high-profile figures. It draws on Clinton's past public statements during investigations. The composition places the figures in a relaxed social setting with redacted elements implied by the black box over one face.
Dec
20
2025
The cartoon depicts two men at a bar whose speech bubbles consist entirely of black redaction bars as they discuss the Epstein files. The top caption sets up the scene of a typical bar conversation turned to the topic of the files. This responds to recent developments around the non-release of complete Epstein documents and questions surrounding Attorney General nominee Pam Bondi.
