In “What’d I Miss?” Ossie and his friend marvel over the 14-year-old kid who animated a key sequence in the hit movie “Across the Spider-Verse.”
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“What’d I Miss?”: Ossie’s fraught encounter
In “What’d I Miss?” a disturbing chance brush with a female driver who didn’t have her headlights on leaves Ossie wondering about basic human interactions.
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Drew Litton: Colorado Rockies retrospective
The Colorado Rockies have had their ups and downs since they entered the National League in 1993, but cartoonist Drew Litton offers a few bright spots from years past.
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Jim Morrissey: Colorado’s stratospheric property tax hikes
Cartoonist Jim Morrissey conjures the image of Colorado’s massive property tax increases pricing homeowners out of Colorado (and planet Earth).
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Drew Litton: The sad legacy of Crystal Mill
Cartoonist Drew Litton sees the bad behavior of visitors to some of Colorado’s iconic landmarks, like Crystal Mill, ruining the experience for future generations.
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“What’d I Miss?”: Embracing tradition — for good
In “What’d I Miss?” Ossie chats with Myra about how tradition can be used to exclude — but also to make people feel connected by the past.
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Drew Litton: Nuggets’ championship a culmination of rich history
Cartoonist Drew Litton takes one more look at the NBA champion Denver Nuggets — with a nod to the amazing players and coaches (and one particular trainer) who filled 47 seasons on the way to the title.
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“What’d I Miss?”: Economic inequality by the slice
In “What’d I Miss?” Myra imagines a metaphor for bullying billionaires and the people who enable them by invoking a topic she’s passionate about — pizza.
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Jim Morrissey: Colorado Option so far defying critics
Although insurers have protested the low-cost, state-designed health plan, its vital signs appear stable, Sun cartoonist Jim Morrissey observes.
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Drew Litton: Nuggets’ 1-2 punch knocks out Heat in Game 3
Drew Litton observes that Denver’s duo of Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray was historically dynamic in leading the way to a 2-1 NBA Finals series advantage over Miami.