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In yesterday's Signature Illustration Art sale at Heritage Auctions, a Charles Addams original cartoon from 1937 was one of four works ...

New York City's orange traffic cones can be seen all over town. They have occasionally made their way from the streets into the art of T...

The MDLinx Comic Consult is a caption contest open only to physicians with a funny bone and an NPI number. Prizes are a $100 Amazon gift car...

For Halloween we have a scenario with a witch managing both a cauldron and a smart phone. Welcome to  The New  Yorker  Cartoon Caption Conte...

Last year, original New Yorker cartoon art by Edward Frascino changed hands on eBay. Published in the issue of December 19, 1988, the draw...

W. Heath Robinson's illustration to the story of "The Woodcutter and His Three Sons" appeared in Liliane M. C. Clompet's ...

A scary trick-or-treater is the subject of the Cartoon Collections Caption Contest #47. I submitted six captions. The drawing is by  Bob Ec...

Don't you hate when this happens? "Could you please make a little less noise?" Gahan Wilson Collier's, October 29...

T he downloadable image for the Cartoon Collections Caption Contest #42 contains the string  warnedaboutsplashing, which suggests that Dre...

The U.S. inflation rate hit a whopping 14.4% in 1947 as the postwar economic expansion got underway. That's why the Saturday Evening Po...

The original 1907 frontispiece illustration by Arthur Rackham to the Rev. R. H. Barham's The Ingoldsby Legends shows a gaggle of wit...