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This page lists the appearance of Wikipedia as a subject in cartoons which appear in the print media.
Included in this page are editorial cartoons and gag cartoons.

2007[edit]

22 August - The Press editorial cartoon by Mike Moreu.
- An office cleaner is seen editing a Wikipedia page about Air New Zealand. It is a reference to Air New Zealand computers being used to make the Air New Zealand Flight 901 article look more favourable for the airline.^[1]
8 November - Wulffmorgenthaler cartoon by Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler.
- A squirrel sitting in its tree hole, typing away at a computer. Caption: "Contrary to popular belief, none of the 2,000,900 articles on Wikipedia are written by users, but by one extremely dedicated squirrel".^[2]

2009[edit]

20 January - Zits cartoon strip.
- Reference is made to the Mono article as a source of information.
8 May - Dilbert cartoon strip.^[3]
- Topper states that he will edit Wikipedia so that his gallstone was the Secretary of Labor in the Clinton administration.

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References[edit]

^ http://www.stuff.co.nz/thepress/309663a21498.html
^ http://www.wulffmorgenthaler.com/strip.aspx?id=1a5f1519-1b1f-403b-bb85-69b0aac85681
^ "Dilbert comic strips archive". Dilbert.com. May 8, 2009.

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