Great Cartoons of the World Series 7, part 11

This is the last I have of cartoons from this 1973 book Great Cartoons of the World, Series 7

Tony Munzlinger

Robert Day

Barney Tobey in the New Yorker

This three-pager was by Mischa Richter

Michael Ffolkes

Terrence “Larry” Parkes for Punch

Stanislav Holý

Robert Day

Michael Ffolkes

Anatol Kovarsky

Guillermo Mordillo

Great Cartoons of the World Series Six, part 10

Here's the last of the sixth edition of Great Cartoons of the World from 1972. I'm waiting for my copy of the seventh volume, which I paid only 36 cents for.

This cartoon is by Chon Day from New Yorker

Hans Moser

Guillermo Mordillo

Barney Tobey

Eldon Dedini

Anatol Kovarsky

Michael Ffolkes

Ton Smits

Vladimir Renčin for Czechoslovak Life

Vahan Shirvanian

Chon Day for Saturday Evening Post

Norman Thelwell

Lee Lorenz

Jean-Jacques Sempé

Edward Koren

Great Cartoons of the World Series 6, part 9

The next to last of this particular book, series 6 of Great Cartoons of the World. Confused by the numbers? They don't mean anything. Just ignore them.

Vahan Shirvanian for The Saturday Evening Post

Terrence “Larry” Parkes for Punch

Robert Day

J. M. Bosc

Barney Tobey for The New Yorker

Vahan Shirvanian in Look

William O'Brian

Sure, this cartoon by Jean-Jacques Sempé for Denoël but keep deluding yourself into thinking it's okay, because it's French.

Vahan Shirvanian

Guillermo Mordillo

Ton Smits

Vahan Shirvanian

Alex Graham for Punch

Ton Smits

Great Cartoons of the World Volume 4, part 3

More from the 1970 book Great Cartoons of the World, Volume IV continued from last week.

Terrence “Larry” Parkes for Punch Volker Ernsting William Steig in The New Yorker These two pages by Stanislav Holý John Glashan Stanislav Holý again, this time for Dikobraz Barney Tobey for The New Yorker Stanislav Holý J. M. Bosc did the cartoon written about in the book's introduction:

Steig's woman giving her husband a hot dog [in a future post] is not all different from Bosc's convict who, when he reaches home, finds himself in another prison. Hans-Georg Rauch Quentin Blake John Glashan