I must acknowledge that I've omitted one detail of the cartoon. In the drawing, the glutton's belly says, "NATIONAL DEBT, 1844 all a growing." This illustration appeared in , a British satirical ...

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Both cut their satirical teeth in the pages of this paper. Benson’s selection aims to deliver pertinent comments on salient political events, murky agendas and the despicable individuals behind them, ...

Adolf Hitler understood the power of cartoons. They made him crazy ... the thin-skinned fuhrer so much that the Gestapo put the British cartoonist on a hit list. The CIA also appreciated ...

Eighty years ago during World War Two, a Spanish artist found himself with an unlikely job, being paid by the British government to draw satirical cartoons of the enemy, from a quiet ...

A rare scrapbook of British satirical cartoons (including one print lampooning Caroline Herschel, widely believed to be the first woman paid as a professional scientist) is thought to have been ...

This illustration appeared in Punch, a British satirical periodical that was published from 1841 to 2002. Punch (though there is some dispute) has been credited with inventing the cartoon as it is ...