“Matt Groening’s success as a cartoonist may be the best counter we have to the old adage that no one ever lost money underestimating the intelligence of the public. From his comic strip “Life in Hell” to the ongoing bastion of American satire “The Simpsons” and its cousin “Futurama,” Groening has shown that the comedy of dysfunction and disrespect can pull in a wide audience. But much has changed technologically since “Life In Hell” made its first appearance — even in the 13 years since “The Simpsons” first revitalized and revolutionized animated television. In this interview conducted by the Online Journalism Review, Groening offers his views on Web cartooning, digital vs. hand-drawn animation, and how technology has changed the way we view comedy.” Read The Interview >>>
