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Collection of Bullying Cartoons (46)

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A cartoon bully in a red "BULLY" shirt shoves a frightened boy in glasses, illustrating school bullying.
A visual representation of physical bullying-showing aggression and fear-to spark awareness and conversation.
A cartoon showing a group of students confronting a bully holding a "Kick Me" sign, with speech bubble "NO BULLIES!" and text "Help stop bullying by speaking out!"
Students unite to confront a bully-proving that speaking out stops harassment before it escalates.
A cartoon showing a larger boy bullying a smaller child outside a school, while a giant hand holds a "Mass. Anti-Bullying Bill" sign overhead.
A satirical illustration by Dave Granlund highlighting how legislation can intervene to stop school bullying.
A cartoon bully in a red skull hoodie looms over a smaller, frightened boy in a blue cap and green shirt.
A tense moment between two children: one aggressive and dominant, the other fearful and withdrawn-highlighting the emotional dynamics of bullying.
Cartoon comparing past and present bullying: "Kick Me" sign vs. "Don't Kick Me" sign on a child's back.
A humorous yet poignant side-by-side cartoon shows how bullying has evolved-from passive victimization to empowered self-advocacy.
Angry manager scolds employee over missing reports, demanding lunch money while employee sweats nervously.
When your boss is more interested in your lunch budget than your deliverables.
A cartoon showing a sad girl holding a "Sydney Morning Herald" newspaper while three others laugh and mock her for not reading Dolly magazine.
When your reading choices become a target for mockery-classic generational and cultural divide in action.
A cartoon man holds a scowling boy by the scruff while comforting a crying boy, with dialogue about bullying and lack of video evidence.
Sometimes the real punishment isn’t consequences-it’s knowing you got away with it… and still feel terrible.
Political cartoon showing Mitt Romney on TV apologizing for bullying a gay classmate, while a man reads "Republican Budget" and replies sarcastically.
“I apologize for bullying a gay classmate…” “…as long as you only bully women, the poor and elderly.” A biting critique of selective empathy in politics.
Political cartoon showing a figure labeled "LIBS" lifting teachers and students in bags, with speech bubble stating Ontario schools have bullying problems.
A biting political cartoon critiques how Ontario’s education system handles bullying-pointing fingers at politicians, teachers, and students alike.
Cartoon of two men reading a sports paper discussing an NFL player's on-field and locker room behavior, with a caricatured player in uniform labeled "13".
Two fans react to headlines about NFL locker room bullying while imagining the player’s intimidating presence on the field.
A cartoon depicting a muscular figure labeled "Public Unions" menacingly holding up a smaller man in a suit, who declares, "And we won't tolerate any kind of bullying!"
A sharp political caricature highlighting tensions between union power and bureaucratic authority-where the bully wears a “Public Unions” shirt.
A sad white dog cries while a cheerful yellow cat and playful blue monkey laugh together.
When friends react differently to the same situation: one heartbroken, two full of fun!
Lucy Van Pelt confronts reporters with a pointed question about Charlie Brown’s past bullying, referencing 50 years of torment.
Lucy delivers a biting critique to the press, turning the spotlight on systemic mistreatment masked as childhood rivalry.
A startled woman types at a computer while a menacing shadowy figure looms behind her, labeled "PSYCHO BOSS!!"
When your boss’s presence feels like a horror movie-this cartoon captures the dread of toxic workplace dynamics.
A stark black-and-white illustration showing a noose crossed out with "Suicide is never an option", alongside a bully mocking a distressed student.
This impactful image confronts bullying and suicidal ideation-highlighting that help exists and no one should face pain alone.
A cartoon of a giant NFL player labeled "BULLYING" menacing a small rookie, with speech bubble warning of crushing hits.
“And wait’ll you see the crushing hits you’ll take off the field!” - a stark warning from a towering NFL bully to a nervous rookie.
Two students stand on a school basketball court looking sad, with anti-bullying text above and below the image.
“Bullying is never okay-but it *can* be stopped. Speak up, reach out, and stand together.”
A cartoon man in a red shirt and cap angrily scolds a startled boy in a yellow shirt and glasses, pointing his finger.
A stern adult confronts a surprised teen, illustrating how not to handle conflict-useful for discussions on empathy and de-escalation.
Cartoon man with spiky blond hair, red tie, and mischievous grin holds a tiny upside-down person and colorful pins.
A cheeky cartoon businessman gleefully displays a miniature upside-down companion and odd collectible pins-pure playful absurdity.
Anxious cartoon man in beanie and blue shirt holding a "Kick Me" sign, sweating nervously while walking away.
He’s not asking for trouble-he’s just too anxious to stop it.
A cartoon showing a boy named Bob being cyberbullied online, with peers holding signs and mocking text around a school building.
Bob avoids school due to relentless online bullying-depicted through peer signs, mocking speech bubbles, and digital noise surrounding the school.
Angry older boy confronting two smaller children in a bullying scene.
A cartoon depiction of a larger child intimidating two younger peers-highlighting the dynamics of schoolyard bullying.
A cartoon rat clicking a laptop displaying "Cyber Bullying" with papers scattered nearby and a speech bubble saying "All with just a click of the rat!"
A satirical cartoon showing a rat using a laptop to perpetrate cyberbullying, highlighting how effortless-and dangerous-online harassment can be.
A satirical cartoon showing a father and son confronting bullies, with the son wearing a "Kaukauna" shirt and later holding a "THIS ARMY" sign after their photo goes viral on Facebook.
When a dad stood by his son against bullying, their defiant yet hopeful moment went viral-and inspired thousands.
Political cartoon showing a figure labeled "Pseudo-Science" stabbing a "Gullible Common Man" with a sword labeled "Deceit & Superstition", while "Rationalist Skeptics Humanists" demand it be dropped.
A 2003 satirical cartoon by Golla depicts pseudoscience as a violent aggressor exploiting the common person, while rationalists intervene to stop the harm.
Angry adult man yelling and lifting a frightened child by the shirt collar.
A cartoon illustration showing an adult expressing intense anger toward a child-highlighting the emotional weight of harsh discipline.
Political cartoon showing a man on the phone calling a bullying helpline while newspapers and protest signs accuse him of harassment; portraits of politicians on the wall.
“Hello? Bullying helpline? I’m being subjected to outrageous harassment”-a pointed satire on political deflection amid public outcry.
A cartoon showing two anthropomorphic pill bottles-one 300 mg, one 10 mg-apologizing to a fallen 10 mg bottle after bullying it.
Even pills have social dynamics: the 300 mg bottle apologizes to the 10 mg dose it just knocked over.
Political cartoon showing Barack Obama comforting a distressed woman while listing groups exempt from bullying claims.
“No more bullying, America!” - but waivers are available for certain groups, according to this satirical take.
Political cartoon showing taxpayers asking how to stop teachers earning $70k/year from "bullying" them, while a politician smugly suggests forming a union.
“How do we stop striking teachers making $70,000 a year from bullying us?” - a taxpayer’s ironic plea met with a smug suggestion to “form a union.”
A cartoon teacher encourages students to create anti-bullying comics in a classroom with computers and a chalkboard.
Teachers can involve their whole class in easy-to-use, engaging anti-bullying comic challenges-students love creating and sharing!
A distressed person labeled "BULLIED" crouches while a large hand labeled "COMMUNITY" reaches out to help, with shadowy bullies looming behind.
When the shadows of bullying loom large, a single act of community support can bring light and strength.
A cartoon showing a sad girl being excluded by two laughing girls near a brick wall, with text "Young women want bullying to stop."
This poignant illustration highlights the emotional impact of social exclusion and reinforces the urgent call to stop bullying in schools.
A cartoon showing a worried citizen asking a detective about stolen credit cards, bank accounts, and Social Security numbers, labeled "Cyber Crimes Unit."
“Tell me, detective, what’d they steal this time… credit cards… bank accounts… Social Security numbers?” - A pointed commentary on modern digital vulnerabilities.
Cartoon illustration of a larger child intimidating a smaller one, with the word "BULLY" vertically spelled out using negative stereotypes.
This visual highlights common misconceptions about bullying-like labeling victims as “losers”-and challenges harmful stereotypes.
Two cartoon characters face off angrily; one suggests channeling aggression into sports like football or rugby.
“Why don’t you channel your aggressive energy to something constructive-like football, rugby or macrame?”
Political cartoon showing NFL players with injuries, medical staff, and a referee discussing concussions and torn ligaments on the field.
A satirical take on the NFL’s handling of player injuries-where “hurt feelings” overshadow serious trauma like concussions and torn ligaments.
Cartoon of a man holding a dog labeled "NEW CYBER-BULLYING LAW" while saying it's their newest watchdog to protect children; child and another adult look on.
A political cartoon depicts Ohio’s new cyberbullying law as a literal watchdog, underscoring the state’s legislative response to online threats against minors.
Three gray cartoon figures: one crying with a tear, two others laughing and playfully sticking out tongues with heart eyes.
One character looks sad with a tear, while two others share a joyful, silly moment-highlighting emotional contrast in a lighthearted way.
Satirical comic strip showing evangelical group warning parents about school anti-bullying programs, featuring fictional teens with humorous backstories.
This comic uses dark humor to highlight how fear-based messaging can distort real issues like student safety and inclusion.
Colorful speech bubbles with derogatory words like "UGLY", "STUPID", "FAT", "LOSER", "JERK", and "FAKE" on a dotted black background.
A stark illustration of hurtful labels often seen in online harassment-useful for awareness and education.
A cartoon depicting a bully demanding lunch money from a smaller student, followed by two boys discussing bullying and puberty.
“Lunch money. Hand it over.” A stark visual reminder of how bullying escalates-and why early intervention matters.
Political cartoon showing a man pulling a figure from a toilet labeled "Billy Pulpit" while another man announces bullying revelations; satire on campaign donors and politics.
A satirical cartoon depicting political figures, campaign donors, and sensationalized news-highlighting the absurdity of political scapegoating and media spin.
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