cartoon themes: christmas

Al Stine
Playboy, January 1954

Eldon Dedini
Playboy, January 1963

Alden Erikson
Playboy, December 1963

Whitney Darrow, Jr.
The New Yorker December 1, 1962

Ace, January 1973

William Steig
Esquire, January 1934

Charles Edward Martin
The New Yorker December 8, 1962

Frank Modell The New Yorker December 12, 1963

The New Yorker December 15, 1962

The New Yorker December 19, 1964

The New Yorker December 22, 1962

Howard Shoemaker
Playboy, December 1967

Claude Smith
Playboy, January 1968

cartoons I don't get 3

Charles Elmer Martin
Playboy, December 1969

Playgirl, c. 1956

Punch October 6, 1915

Punch November 9, 1927

Army/Navy Fun Parade, April 1953

Hello, Buddies, c. 1965

Esquire, June 1934

Esquire, June 1934

Good Humor, c. 1964

Fun House, February 1979
Bill Ward

Jem, June 1957
Morrie Turner

Mister Cool, c. 1960

Playboy, October 1980

GREAT CARTOONS OF THE WORLD II, part 9

Part 9 of the book Great Cartoons of the World, edited by John Bailey.

Guillermo Mordillo for Paris Match Of course, you recognize Peanuts. I have no idea why “Featuring Good ol' Charlie Brown” is cut out of this. Terrence“Larry” Parkes in Punch. Syd Hoff in The New Yorker. Jean-Jacques Sempé for Editions Noël Charles Edward Martin for the New Yorker in 1960. Jules Feiffer's syndicated strip. Norman Thelwellin Punch. Tony Munzlinger. Charles Barsotti Eldon Dedini, again for The New Yorker More cartoons next Saturday.

GREAT CARTOONS OF THE WORLD II/4

The fourth installment continued from last Saturday's serialization of Great Cartoons of the World, volume 2, from 1968. James Stevenson for New Yorker Norman Thelwell. Editor John Bailey says in his introduction:

The rich, velvety, sumptuous of Norman Thelwell are in the tradition of English illustration, but they are mischievous and full of all kinds of antics. He has a deep knowledge of children and animals, and of the countryside, all of which he uses with wit and understanding. Jules Stauber (you can put the text from this link in a translator.) Donald Reilly again for New Yorker. Charles Addams Hans-Georg Rauch for Nebelspalter Anatol Kovarsky Volker Ernsting for Bärmeier & Nikel George Price in New Yorker in 1964. Barney Tobey Norman Thelwell Charles Edward Martin in Saturday Evening Post Jules Stauber