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Jonathan Lemon
Jonathan Lemon (born April 13, 1965) is a British-American cartoonist and former musician. He is best known for drawing the Alley Oop comic strip.
Lemon was born in Watford, Hertfordshire, England in 1965, and earned a degree in visual and performing arts at the University of Brighton, as well as attending the University of Havana to study Spanish language and Cuban cultural studies.
In 1984 he formed the pop band Jesus Couldn't Drum with guitarist Peter Pengwyn, and occasionally featuring Lester Square from The Monochrome Set. The band went on to record three albums and had modest indie chart success with their third single "I'm a Train". In 2018, the band's back catalog was acquired by Cherry Red Records.
Two years later, Lemon joined The Chrysanthemums along with Alan Jenkins, leader of The Deep Freeze Mice, and Terry Burrows. A psychedelic art pop band with a large cult following almost entirely outside of the UK, they released four albums and four EPs. In 2010, German music magazine MusikExpress placed them at number 23 in their list of the most under-rated bands of all time.
Between 1984 and 1987 he performed in the surf cabaret band Little Green Hondas, who won the British National Busking Championship in 1986. He also worked as a stand-up comedian in comedy clubs in and around Brighton and London for which he received two Zap Awards and a South East Arts Award.
Lemon began working as a cartoonist, first for Poot! Comic, and later relocated to California in 1992 where, as a political cartoonist, his work appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle, the San Jose Mercury and the Boston Globe amongst others. He is a member of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and the National Cartoonist Society, where he currently serves on the board.
His long running comic strip Rabbits Against Magic was nominated for a Silver Reuben Award by the National Cartoonists Society in 2012, 2014, and 2021.
In 2019, along with writer Joey Alison Sayers, he took over the drawing duties on the classic comic strip Alley Oop.
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Jonathan Lemon
Jonathan Lemon (born April 13, 1965) is a British-American cartoonist and former musician. He is best known for drawing the Alley Oop comic strip.
Lemon was born in Watford, Hertfordshire, England in 1965, and earned a degree in visual and performing arts at the University of Brighton, as well as attending the University of Havana to study Spanish language and Cuban cultural studies.
In 1984 he formed the pop band Jesus Couldn't Drum with guitarist Peter Pengwyn, and occasionally featuring Lester Square from The Monochrome Set. The band went on to record three albums and had modest indie chart success with their third single "I'm a Train". In 2018, the band's back catalog was acquired by Cherry Red Records.
Two years later, Lemon joined The Chrysanthemums along with Alan Jenkins, leader of The Deep Freeze Mice, and Terry Burrows. A psychedelic art pop band with a large cult following almost entirely outside of the UK, they released four albums and four EPs. In 2010, German music magazine MusikExpress placed them at number 23 in their list of the most under-rated bands of all time.
Between 1984 and 1987 he performed in the surf cabaret band Little Green Hondas, who won the British National Busking Championship in 1986. He also worked as a stand-up comedian in comedy clubs in and around Brighton and London for which he received two Zap Awards and a South East Arts Award.
Lemon began working as a cartoonist, first for Poot! Comic, and later relocated to California in 1992 where, as a political cartoonist, his work appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle, the San Jose Mercury and the Boston Globe amongst others. He is a member of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and the National Cartoonist Society, where he currently serves on the board.
His long running comic strip Rabbits Against Magic was nominated for a Silver Reuben Award by the National Cartoonists Society in 2012, 2014, and 2021.
In 2019, along with writer Joey Alison Sayers, he took over the drawing duties on the classic comic strip Alley Oop.
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