american wit and humor, pictorial

Presents artwork from fifty years of "MAD" magazine, including front and back covers, advertising parodies, and other examples, along with preliminary sketches and nearly seventy artist profiles.

A collection of "Doonesbury" comic strips originally published in newspapers.

Contains 360 editorial cartoons by 141 cartoonists depicting the events of the year, grouped in twenty-five topics, with a foreword by cartoonist Mike Peters.

A collection of cartoons by Edward Koren, most of which have appeared in The New Yorker.

Amelia, a nine-year-old girl, tries to make the best of the situation when her parents get a divorce and she and her mother move in with her aunt in a town where her new friends are part of a superhero club.

Collects three previously published collections of "Garfield" comics, including "Survival of the Fattest," "Older & Wider," and "Pigs Out," which follow the antics of the always-hungry cat.

Contains three previously published collections of Garfield comic strips, featuring the adventures of the fat cat Garfield, his owner, Jon, and his friends.

A collection of cartoons featuring a variety of animals, insects, and people in humorous situations.

A collection of Far Side cartoons featuring a variety of animals, insects, and people in humorous situations.

Reprints over four hundred American editorial cartoons from the year 2002, covering Saddam Hussein's attempts to avoid weapons inspections, political confrontations, world terrorism, and corporate scandal.