Michael Jackson's death one day after his death. The comic strip illustrated the leaders Heaven and Hell flipping a coin to see where the late King of Pop would be after his demise. Many people, including Jackson's family, friends, and fans deemed the cartoon offensive. On December 3, 2019, Luckovich posted a cartoon on Twitter depicting Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg defending racists, lying politicians, Nazis, and Russians. Some interpreted this as comparing Russians to Nazis and the KKK, while others noted Luckovich was simply referring to widespread criticism of Facebook for not having done enough to stop Russian Internet troll farms from using Facebook to interfere in US politics, including the 2016 presidential elections. Books Lotsa Luckovich (Pocket, 1996) Four More Wars! (ECW Press, 2006) A Very Stable Genius! (ECW Press, 2018) References External links Mike Luckovich blog at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution website 2006 biography from the Pulitzer Prize website Drawing Attention, a September 1995 article from Columns Magazine, hosted on the University of Washington website Bio in New Georgia Encyclopedia 2001 interview from JournalismJobs.com, a website "operated in partnership with Columbia Journalism Review" NCS Awards American editorial cartoonists Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning winners University of Washington College of Arts and Sciences alumni The Atlanta Journal-Constitution people 1960 births Living people Artists from Seattle Reuben Award winners Sheldon High School (Eugene, Oregon) alumni