american wit and humor, pictorial

Presents dozens of editorial cartoons that were yanked before publication due to perceived controversy, accompanied by brief narratives explaining the situations behind them. Includes entries from the 1930s through the early twenty-first century by artists such as Garry Trudeau, Doug Marlette, Paul Conrad, Herblock, Mike Luckovich, and Norman Rockwell.

A look at the history of political cartoons in the United States, including examples from Benjamin Franklin through the present day.

A collection of cartoons by Gary Larson that feature a variety of insects, animals, and people in comic situations.

Charlie Brown and his friends describe what a home is.

Amelia McBride and her friends, the Gathering of Awesome Super Pals, otherwise known as G.A.S.P., celebrate an extremely atypical Christmas holiday.

A children's collection of "Foxtrot" comic strips, featuring the Fox family and their antics.

A collection of "Non Sequitur" comics that offer a tongue-in-cheek analysis of modern-day life in the United States.

Collects more than 400 political cartoons published in 2011. Gathers cartoons according to topic, including politics, military actions, the economy, and media.