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March 5, 2004April 10, 2016 Lori Munro 0 Comments

Wagon-of-the-Moment:
February 4, 2004
Wimmer’s Dustbunnies Have Company

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Welcome to War-Wagon

2022 marks 20 years for War-Wagon.com! If you have just come across my site, think of it as a time capsule of NASCAR cartoons! Most of the drivers I drew are now retired. Damn I feel old!

I’ve been drawing stock cars since the early 70’s when I was a kid so I guess my work has evolved to where it is now. I didn’t go to school for art or computers or anything, I just learned it the way the cavemen did… just drag a stick in the dirt and make marks.

I still draw everything by hand but now my hand holds a bluetooth stylus and I draw on my iPad. I use a variety of different drawing apps but my favorite (for now) is Sketchbook Pro. I truly don’t need a lot of bells and whistles … just the ability to “make marks” … UPDATE: I’ve decided to revert back to a plain pencil, piece of paper and a Sharpie. I have wasted more time than I care to say with glitchy tech. There are still some uses, but they are few.

Enjoy the site, there will be new cartoons now and then. What you’ll see here is a historical cartoon perspective of stock car racing for the past almost 20 years. Most of the drivers from my earlier War-Wagon ‘toons have retired. If you’re under 20 and reading this you might not even know who some of them are 😎

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This site is not affiliated / endorsed by NASCAR® which is the registered trademark of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, Inc. Resemblance of any pit cart, war wagon or bag of dirty laundry, living or dead, is purely coincidental, which is something like an axi-dent... If any of the cartoons on this site offend you, then obviously you're not thinking hard enough

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