Today, at ninety-three years old, Mort is still regularly contributing cartoons to The New Yorker, as he has for ... dramatic episode involving a flipped desk and a nearly severed finger, he ...

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Every so often, I come across a cartoonist whose work makes me laugh, nod, and sometimes feel personally attacked—all in the ...

The greatest cartoonists ever to grace the pages of the New Yorker have not merely rendered gags. They drew a universe. And no world has been more immersive than what Emma Allen, humor editor at ...

In 1993, cartoonist Peter Steiner was at his desk trying to fill out his weekly quota of pitches for the New Yorker. “I didn’t always have enough ideas, so sometimes I would just draw a ...

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