Andrew Miller has been contributing Atlantic City Weekly’s exclusive illustrated comic, Drew Toonz, for more than a year. He also illustrated our fabulous Britney Spears cover this summer.
Atlantic City Weekly and acweekly.com feature a new cartoon by Miller, a locally based illustrator who had lived in Hawaii in recent years, in each week's issue online and in print.
Here is a list of what we think are the cream of the crop for 2011 — the Top 14 Drew Toonz comics of the year.
13. Who the Hell Are You Supposed to Be?
12. Death of Snooki
9. Britney Spears Meets White House Sub Shop
8. Russell Brand at the Borgata
7. CRDA Head John Palmieri's Letter to Santa
6. Welcome to the Naked Circus!
4. Fat Guy (Fieri) After Cheesesteak Battle - Atlantic City Food & Wine Festival
Which is your favorite Drew Toonz comic of 2011? Leave your vote in the comments section below.
Plus MBCA scholarships and upcoming events, Drew Toonz, and the Album of the Week.
From the Shannon Twins, Paz de la Huerta and the Showboat Bombshells to Rihanna, Britney, Crystal Harris and the Girls of Playboy Golf...
A look back at 2011 in the Atlantic City area in photographs.
Plus Drew Toonz, the Album of the Week, and Chanukah on Ice on Dec. 25
As we continue our countdown of “Best Lists” at Atlantic City Weekly, here are the 10 best interviews we had in 2011, in alphabetical order.
Here, in no particular order are 11 AC Weekly feature stories we are proud of from 2011.
In a year that saw the return of widespread protests around the world, the power and potential of grass-roots movements, such as Occupy Wall Street, more and more bad economic news and forecasts, the music industry seemed to bounce back with a bunch of solid releases, including new albums by Kanye West and Jay-Z, Adele, Lady Gaga, Beyonce, and others, as 'indie' labels such as Sub Pop, Yep Roc, and ANTI-, emerged as the leaders of a new renaissance in the music biz. Meanwhile, reissues, by specialty labels like Legacy, were among the most exciting "new" music of 2011. Atlantic City Weekly runs an Album of the Week column on the Coasting page each week, and the editors have put together a list of the best 2011 albums of the bunch, as well as several re-issues, and albums we didn't get a chance to write about yet for a total of 50 albums that you may or may not have heard yet. 2011 Albums of the Year (in no particular order. Click on links to see album review; when you get to page, scroll down to the Album of the Week column). Rock on. Gillian Welch - The Harrow & The...
Plus DrewToonz, the Album of the Week (The Roots), and music history exhibit at WheatonArts in Millville.
The Atlantic County Chapter of the American Conference on Diversity will honor Atlantic City’s Henrietta Shelton at its Annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner at the Atlantic City Country Club in Northfield on Thursday, Dec. 1.
Now that the turkey is carved, all thoughts turn to Christmas and, of course, lighthouse climbing. Absecon Lighthouse in Atlantic City has lined up a couple of holiday events for families that offer climbs of the lighthouse for a great look at Christmas decorations around the city.
'A Century of African-American Music' How do you convey the excitement of African-American dance? Pattie Harris' Atlantic City Dance Theatre will set out to do just that Saturday, March 29, with a high-stepping show celebrating 100 years of music and dance at Dante Hall. Tickets ($15) can be purchased at the door or at dantehall.org. Harris, pictured, is an Atlantic City native known worldwide as a dancer and choreographer. She says that Saturday night's celebration will bring back some of the magic and glamour from the city's Club Harlem days. "The Club Harlem was the only place like it on earth," she says. "We produced glamorous and extravagant shows. The lights, the dancing, the girls and the costumes were as big as anything seen in Vegas." Harris says to expect the best in African-American music from the last 100 years. The playlist will include the music of Aretha Franklin, Little Richard, Cab Calloway and others. The show starts at 7:30pm, but getting there an hour earlier will provide a chance to meet the performers at a pre-show reception. -- Raymond Tyler 'Caring' at Harrah's In the new PBS documentary, Caring for Your Parents, above, award-winning filmmaker Michael Kirk explores an issue...
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Florence's Fine Tuned Machine
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Move Those Feet
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Golden Vibes: Beach Boys Celebrate 50 Years
at Borgata
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Sonny Fortune: Still Chasing the Trane
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Penn Tells It Like It Is
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2012 Good Golf Guide
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Banding Together for Autism
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Casino Lounge Entertainment
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1. Anonymous said... on Dec 21, 2011 at 03:18PM
“Even we arent that stupid.”
2. Anonymous said... on Dec 21, 2011 at 03:25PM
“these are ALL great!!!! I vote for Ron Pauly D though... : )”
3. KMC said... on Dec 23, 2011 at 03:34PM
“these are freakin hysterical - i had no idea they were in the paper, but I'll definitely pick up the paper and look for new ones each time I'm in town! And glad we can see them online too! Happy Holidays!!!!! :}”
4. drew toonz said... on Dec 24, 2011 at 10:07AM
“thanks everybody. and Acweekly!”
5. Anonymous said... on Dec 24, 2011 at 02:27PM
“I vote for the Ron Paul cartoon. Great!”
6. GutbucketBlaster said... on Dec 29, 2011 at 10:08AM
“I like the one where Sister Agnus smacks Dirty Dave for being rude, then the Pirate takes them all hostage off the coast of A.C in his rickity pirate vessel. Then Jonny stone paddles up along side the boat and has a verbal argument with the pirate leading to a battle royal on deck! In the end though, sister Agnus says a prayer and everyone rides a tube onto shore only to be hoarded by seaguls and bums. That's my favorite one”