5 fairly vain cartoons about Vanity Fair’s interviews with Susie Wiles

Artists take on demolition derby, alcoholic personality, and more

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Susie Wiles drives a “Wiles Demolition” truck in this cartoon. The truck carries a big wrecking ball and she speeds to follow a sign that reads, “All Demo Vehicles.”

(Image credit: Randall Enos / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.)

Donald Trump sits at his desk in the Oval Office reading Vanity Fair magazine. White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles is to Trump’s left and also on the cover of the magazine. Trump says, “There’s a lot of words here. Where do I skip to the part with you saying I have an alcoholic personality?”

(Image credit: John Deering / Copyright 2025 Creators Syndicate)

This is a four panel cartoon featuring Susie Wiles reacting to quotes. The first panel reads “We’re attacking boats to force out Maduro” and Wiles says, “I never said that.” The next reads “Letitia James was political retribution” and Wiles says “I was misquoted.” The third reads “Trump has the personality of an alcoholic” and Wiles says, “Baited by a liberal reporter.” The final frame reads, “Trump has to buy hemorrhoid cream by the bucket” and Wiles says, “Costco had a sale!”

(Image credit: Clay Jones / Copyright 2025 Claytoonz)

Susie Wiles holds a folder that reads “Susie Wiles — Facilitator.” She says, “Trump wants to keep blowing up norms until America cries uncle!”

(Image credit: Paul Duginski / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.)

This cartoon is titled “Foot in Mouth.” It depicts White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with her foot literally in her mouth.

(Image credit: Bill Day / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.)

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