The best in the business!
For over 35 years, UPS has provided newspapers with outstanding content from the world's most talented cartoonists and writers. Our acquisition of Atlantic Syndication allows us to offer the best international features too! Explore our newly expanded roster of talent using the links on the left.
Through our division uclick, many of our features are also syndicated online.
Bad Reporter by Don Asmussen
BAD REPORTER is a satirical large-format cartoon strip that lampoons current events. Bad Reporter uses news headlines combined with cartoon characters to satirize the latest trend, politician and news events.
Creating Spaces by Marcia Lyon
Architecturally trained Marcia Lyon uses her remodeling design know-how to create CREATING SPACES. Each week's column and illustrations feature the problem and solution to various remodeling dilemmas, fitting each homeowner's needs.
Financial Times by Financial Times
The FINANCIAL TIMES, or FT, is one of the world's leading business information brands, recognized worldwide for it's authoritative, accurate, and analytical reporting. It's a wire service that makes the foreign local and, in doing so, provides a larger perspective for the local.
Ink Pen by Phil Dunlap
INK PEN is an irreverent slice of comic life centered on an employment agency for cynical, out-of-work cartoon characters. It's pop culture, the workplace and the notion of cartoon characters exposing the absurdity of the world we live in.
Plugged In by Plugged In
The entertainment reviews provided by PLUGGED IN are invaluable tools to help adults understand the types of movies, songs, video games and television shows targeting their kids.
UNIVERSAL SUDOKU is the hottest new worldwide puzzle. The goal is to fill in the empty squares so that the digits 1 through 9 appear just once in every row, column and individual block. The aficionados of modern-day Sudoku are keen to point out that it is not a mathematical problem. Logic is what's required.
Weather Central by Weather Central, Inc.
Using its own data services, computer automation and the interpretive skills of its staff of nearly 160 researchers and meteorologists, WEATHER CENTRAL provides daily weather maps and other weather and environmental information based on the needs of each local market.
What In the World? by Adam Reuterskiöld
The weekly graphic WHAT IN THE WORLD? takes 16 countries and compares topics as diverse as health, entertainment, work, leisure, sports, business and electronics.
