BEST EDITORIAL CARTOONS OF THE YEAR

This series is the only annual compilation of editorial cartoons, focusing on all the newsworthy events of the year as expressed through the pens of the major cartoonists from North America. A roster of winners of major cartoon awards is included. Each edition is indexed by the cartoonist. The presidential campaign, the Iran-Iraq conflict, the hostage internment, and the American Olympic boycott.

This series is the only annual compilation of editorial cartoons, focusing on all the newsworthy events of the year as expressed through the pens of the major cartoonists from North America. A roster of winners of major cartoon awards is included. Each edition is indexed by the cartoonist. The Democrats' campaign for the presidency, and the growing threat of Russian missiles.

This series is the only annual compilation of editorial cartoons, focusing on all the newsworthy events of the year as expressed through the pens of the major cartoonists from North America. A roster of winners of major cartoon awards is included. Each edition is indexed by the cartoonist. Geraldine Ferraro, Walter Mondale, Ronald Reagan, and George Bush.

This series is the only annual compilation of editorial cartoons, focusing on all the newsworthy events of the year as expressed through the pens of the major cartoonists from North America. A roster of winners of major cartoon awards is included. Each edition is indexed by the cartoonist. Reagan's comeback from cancer surgery, the AIDS scare, the frightening increase in airplane crashes.

American and Canadian cartoonists lampoon major social and political issues of the past year.

Events of 1988 once again provided a bonanza for editorial cartoonists everywhere. The presidential campaigns led the news, while the Persian Gulf war, continued unrest in Israel, Mikhail Gorbachev's campaign for reform in the Soviet Union, the Geneva summit meeting, and the growing threat of AIDS also provided inspiration for the 329 cartoons in this volume. For seventeen years the Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year series has been an important and entertaining review of the year's events. In this edition, more than 160 cartoonists express a variety of incisive views on a broad range of topics. Sometimes hilarious, sometimes poignant, the cartoons in this volume provide a pictorial history of 1988.

A must for the politically minded, history buffs, humorists, and artists, this definitive collection includes some 330 cartoons and represents the best works of 150 outstanding cartoonists from the U.S., Canada, and other nations.

The presidential election, the L.A. riots sparked by the Rodney King verdict, Operation Rescue, RU-486, allegations of sexual harassment in the U.S. Navy, the Olympic Dream Team--these are just a few of the subjects satirized by some of the world's top editorial cartoonists in this collection of the best editorial cartoons of 1992.

This series is the only annual compilation of editorial cartoons, focusing on all the newsworthy events of the year as expressed through the pens of the major cartoonists from North America. A roster of winners of major cartoon awards is included. Each edition is indexed by the cartoonist. The new president's economic reform plan, peaceful agreements that would lay the groundwork for an independent Palestinian state, the war in Bosnia, the NAFTA treaty.

This series is the only annual compilation of editorial cartoons, focusing on all the newsworthy events of the year as expressed through the pens of the major cartoonists from North America. A roster of winners of major cartoon awards is included. Each edition is indexed by the cartoonist. Covers the Clinton Health Care Reform Bill, the NAFTA treaty results, the O. J. Simpson trial, and much more. The largest volume ever.

Culled from editorial pages across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, this collection of editorial cartoons covers topics that range from Newt Gingrich to Cal Ripken, from Bosnia to Congress to the O.J. Simpson trial. Pulitzer Prize winners, National Headliners Club winners, National Newspaper Award/Canada, and the Fischetti Award winners are listed.

"I've always thought that the quality of humor rises in direct proportion to the level of hysteria and self righteousness that exists in our country. If that is so, then this book is a bad sign because it had me in stitches from cover to cover". 1997 marks the twenty-fifth installment of this landmark series. The events of 1996 provide ample fodder for the best editorial cartoonists from across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Naturally, the political conventions and the 1996 elections draw (no pun intended) the fire of many of the cartoonists. Other topics include the 1996 Olympics, the Olympic bombing, TWA flight 800, and the lifting of the federally mandated speed limit. Pulitzer prize winners, National Headliners Club winners, National Newspaper Award/Canada, and the Fischetti Award winners are listed. Charles Brooks is past president of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and was a cartoonist for the Birmingham (AL) News for thirty-eight years. He has been the recipient of thirteen Freedom Foundation awards, a national VFW award, two Vigilante Patriot awards, and a Sigma Delta Chi award for editorial cartooning. Brooks' cartoons appear in more than eighty books, including textbooks on political science, economics, and history, as well as encyclopedias and yearbooks. His original cartoons are on display in the archives of many libraries.

In the 26th installment of this landmark series, the events of 1997 provide ample fodder for the best editorial cartoons from across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Among the topics lampooned are the prolonged Whitewater investigations, Hong Kong's return to China, and Chinese political contributions.

The 27th installment in this series addresses the issues that have plagued the nation all year, from the volatile stock market to the campaign fund-raising scandal, from the impeachment hearings to Iraq's defiance of the United Nations. 427 illustrations.

American and Canadian cartoonists lampoon major social and political issues of the past year.

American and Canadian cartoonists lampoon major social and political issues of the past year.