My Advice Is To Learn All The Tricks
Charles Barsotti
As I Get Older
Arnie Levin
Rabbits And Chicks Looking At Display Of Choclate
Christopher Weyant
As Long As They Pass Farm Subsidies
Mike Twohy
Young MacDonald
Joe Dator
Whenever Mother's Day Rolls
Edward Frascino
He's Nuts. She's Nuts. All Three Young Ones
George Booth
Us in ninety years
David Borchart
You've Taught Me How To Think
Edward Koren
Not like other grizzly bears
Liana Finck
Since I Retired
Edward Koren
New Yorker July 31st, 1943
Otto Soglow
Debutante as a Predator, Vogue
A Keller
I Need A Cat Ugly Enough To Be An Internet
Emily Flake
New Yorker February 10th, 1940
Alain
Never Let Him Tap Into The Insecurities Of White
Benjamin Schwartz
Nous Allons Maintenant a Bloomingdale's
Barbara Shermund
Lost A Step? Hell
Charles Barsotti
He Wants To Know If You Can Move Your Seat
Benjamin Schwartz
One Really Must Pay Attension To The Shading
Glen Baxter
New Yorker January 2nd, 1943
Jack Markow
Of Course, They're At The Awkward Age Now
Helen E. Hokinson
I Hope That Isn't Real Fur
Edward Frascino
We'll Make Sure They All Go To Good Bodegas
Emily Flake