cartoonists

Profiles the covers, cartoons, features, and illustrations of Saul Steinberg that appeared in "The New Yorker" in the last half of the twentieth century.

Presents in cartoon format the lives of one of the most famous magicians and escape artists of all time and of the renowned cartoonist who created Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and many other characters.

The author tells the story of his life in graphic-novel format. Thirteen-year-old Jimmy has everything going for him until a series of events causes him to lose everything. However, through it all he pursues his dream to create comic books. Finally, a friend gives him an idea that changes his life.

A biography of Bill Mauldin, a World War II-era cartoonist who captured the experience of theAmerican citizen soldier through his work for "Stars and Stripes" and other publications, much of it done while serving in combat, drawing from his private papers, correspondence, and original art to shed light on Mauldin's complex personality and multiple talents.

Interviews with six of American's most original and popular cartoonist.

A collection of interviews in which Will Eisner and Frank Miller discuss various aspects of the comic book industry.

A biography of Academy Award-winning film producer and animation innovator Walt Disney.

Relates the story of Cleveland teenagers Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's creation of Superman.

A chronicle of the contributions women have made in the male-dominated world of cartooning.

The illustrator of MAD magazine cartoons describes the creating of comics and how to tell a story through pictures.