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When a cartoon is ironic, it means the cartoonist is graphically depicting the difference between the way things are and the way things should be, according to the Library of Congress. Cartoonists use irony in their work to express their opinions on a subject. Library of Congress: It's No Laughing Matter: Cartoon Analysis Guide Truman State University: American Political CartoonsReferences:
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