Here are more excerpts from Great Cartoons of the World, Volume 4, edited by John Bailey, which I've been putting herefor the past few weeks.
Guillermo Mordillo
Charles Saxon for The New Yorker who as is said of in the introduction, “reveals tremendous insight into children and the horrendous duties they are compelled to perform without quite understanding them.”
These two are by John Glashan
Frank Modell for The New Yorker did this cartoon which is also mentioned in the book's introduction:
Just as neatly, Modell ponts out the sad fact that love ends. Not for everyone, of course, but for some people, and, not infrequently, the most unlikely people.
Norman Thelwell
John Glashan
Ton Smits
Bruce Petty again for The New Yorker
Edward Koren for, who do you think?
Robert Day for Look
Anatol Kovarsky
Norman Thelwell for Punch
Employee mistakenly receives higher raise than he should left debating how
to deal with the situation: ‘I was told I would get a 50 cent raise.
Somebody must have typed it in wrong’
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All the corporate world's a stage and we're all just actors trying to
balance our ethical standards with our deep-seated desire to finally afford
that fa...
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