At P.C. Vey’s cocktail party, a woman standing by the buffet is holding a drink in her left hand and chatting with a man. On her head is a futuristic contraption (maybe a death-ray?) pointing at the man to whom she’s talking.
She’s wearing the space age gadget like a hat, complete with a ...
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NEW! Have I Got a Cartoon for You!: The Moment Magazine Book of Jewish Cartoons
Have I Got a Cartoon for You!
Edited with Introduction by Bob Mankoff
Foreword by Roz Chast
Available Sept 17th, 2019
In this new book, Have I Got a Cartoon for You! Bob Mankoff presents his favorite Jewish cartoons. In his foreword, Mankoff shows how his Jewish heritage helped him to ...
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New from Peter Steiner, cartoonists turned novelist
Peter Steiner is probably best known for the most reproduced cartoon in New Yorker history, "On the Internet no one knows you're a dog," (seen here). The prolific master is also the author of six thrillers. His new political thriller, The Good Cop (Willi Geismeier Mysteries), asks: How do you ...
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Bob Mankoff Cartoons: EXCLUSIVELY on CartoonCollections.com
That's right, licensing for New Yorker cartoonist Bob Mankoff is exclusively available on Cartoon Collections!
In his twenty years as cartoon editor for The New Yorker, Bob Mankoff pored over literally thousands of submissions; analyzing, critiquing, and selecting each cartoon, he mentored ...
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“Robber and Therapist” Caption Contest Commentary with Lawrence Wood
Charles Barsotti has drawn a robber on a therapist’s couch. Next to him is a huge bag of stolen money, and the therapist is sitting in a chair. The robber/patient is talking happily.
There’s always a temptation when captioning a Barsotti cartoon to reference his classic drawing of a piece of ...
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