caricatures and cartoons

The Alden Children take a summer trip to the New England coast and stay at a lighthouse and someone or something is living in the lighthouse.

A collection of black-and-white and color cartoons featuring Grimmy, the garbage-loving dog, and other characters created by Pultizer Prize-winning cartoonist Mike Peters.

A study of newspaper and magazine illustrations, sketches, and other artwork centered on World War I, featuring satire and commentary on various topics, including the home front, censorship, the enemy, politics, and life in the trenches.

Presents a comparative study of 352 political cartoons published between 1914 and 1918 in the British magazine "Punch" and its German counterpart "Simplicissimus, " in which the enemy countries topicalize and attack each other.

Reprints over four hundred American editorial cartoons from the year 2007, covering the Bush administration, immigration, the economy, foreign affairs, entertainment, sports, and more.

A collection of illustrations by cartoonist Chris Riddell that poke fun at popular contemporary and classic works of literature.

Combines cartoons with facts in an amusing celebration of the bond between horses and horse-lovers.