Great Cartoons of the World II, part 11

At least I think it's part 11. I've lost track by now posting these every Saturday. It's the next to last one though, or maybe the next to next to last, I know that much.

Cesc Friedrich-Karl Waechter for Bärmeier & Nikel Jean-Jacques Sempé for Editions Denoël Charles Elmer Martin for New Yorker Barney Tobey for New Yorker Anatol Kovarsky Another Peanuts comic. Pierre Bellocq Ton Smits The next two by Henry Syverson for Saturday Evening Post. Terrence“Larry” Parkes in Punch.

Great Cartoons of the World II/8

Here's more from the book Great Cartoons of The World, volume II from 1968, edited by John Bailey.

Ton Smits Robert Day in The New Yorker You have to understand, it was a different time, and..uh..the sixties...and I'm posting it for historical purposes...because...Nuremberg defense...and...

Who am I kidding? Yeah, it's racist.

By Ton Smits. Freidrich-Karl Waechter for Bärmeier and Nikel Bruce Petty for Punch Charles Barsotti John Glashan for Psychoanalytic Reporter. Charles Addams for The New Yorker with a Cousin Itt prototype later used in The Addams Family. J. M. Bosc for Paris Match. Edward Koren in The New Yorker Robert Day again, in The New Yorker two years earlier. Donald Reilly for The New Yorker. Boris Druckerin, you guessed it, the New Yorker.