Steve Edwards' 'It Could Be Worse' Cartoons

In 2001, Steve Edwards' cartoon It Could Be Worse... first appeared in a regional publication by the Grand Forks Herald, entitled Yesteryears. Edwards followed this by becoming the editorial cartoonist for the Grand Forks Herald in 2002. Additionally, his work has appeared in a number of publications throughout North Dakota, Northwestern Minnesota, Montana, and Washington. His cartoons document life in the American Midwest.

To see more on Steve Edwards' work please contact the Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections at Chester Fritz Library.

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With fuel costs, these old machines are looking better every day.

Steve Edwards
With just a little more irresponsible behavior we could be number one in all three categories.

Steve Edwards
With the price of corn they had to reduce the size of the corn serving.

Steve Edwards
Wow, that's got to result in some tension amongst the guests.

Steve Edwards
You can always tell which farmers are working the sugar beet harvest.

Steve Edwards
You have to admit...our winter weather discourages the riff-raff from lingering around.

Steve Edwards
You have to wonder how often the need arises to enforce that policy this time of year.

Steve Edwards
You know it's cold when the dog mushers have to use engine block heaters.

Steve Edwards

Steve Edwards' 'It Could Be Worse' Cartoons

With fuel costs, these old machines are looking better every day.

With just a little more irresponsible behavior we could be number one in all three categories.

With the price of corn they had to reduce the size of the corn serving.

Wow, that's got to result in some tension amongst the guests.

You can always tell which farmers are working the sugar beet harvest.

You have to admit...our winter weather discourages the riff-raff from lingering around.

You have to wonder how often the need arises to enforce that policy this time of year.

You know it's cold when the dog mushers have to use engine block heaters.

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