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The year 1997 marked the twenty-fifth installment of this landmark series. Editorial cartoonists from across the United States, Canada, and Mexico capture both the most poignant and politically incorrect moments of 1996.The political conventions and elections of 1996 draw (no pun intended) the fire of many of the cartoonists. The prosecution of O. J. Simpson and the persecution of Richard Jewell are featured prominently in several cartoons. Welfare, the military, crime, sports, and the Olympics are all subjects as well. Pulitzer-prize winners, National Headliners Club winners, National Newspaper Award/Canada, and the Fischetti Award winners are all listed.ABOUT THE EDITORCharles 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.

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All the major news events of the year: George Bush�s preparations for war, the struggle to combat terrorism, and an economy that continues to sputter.

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The 42nd year of clever and provocative editorial cartoons. In 2013, the Syrian civil war exploded, the Boston Marathon bombings ruled the news, the Affordable Care Act went into effect, the government went into a partial shutdown, and the extent of the US government's mass surveillance program came to light. This collection of editorial cartoons satirizes those issues as well as everything from pop culture to the economy, while showcasing the wit and creativity of America's cartoonists.

The heroism of Desert Storm, the disintegration of a once-fearsome Soviet Union, a seemingly unending economic recession, the sinking fortunes of the Bush White House, and rising hopes on the Democratic campaign trail were among the issues that fueled the pens of editorial cartoonists during 1991.Other topics targeted by cartoonists included the Senate confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, peace prospects in the Middle East, a check-bouncing U.S. Congress, America's shaky financial institutions, the plight of the poor and the homeless, and the ever-growing menace of crime and drugs.All of these can be found here, weighed, measured, and commented upon by cartoonists representing every political persuasion the liberal left, the conservative right, and virtually every shading in between. Some 345 editorial cartoons drawn by more than 180 of the leading cartoonists in the United States and Canada are presented in this Twentieth Anniversary volume. This year the front cover cartoon is provided by John Trever, of the Albuquerque Journal, and the back cover cartoon is by David Swann, of the Huntsville (Ala.) Times.ABOUT THE EDITORThis edition, like the previous nineteen in this series, was compiled and edited by Charles Brooks, former president of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and winner of seventeen major cartooning awards. Included are the year's major prize-winning cartoons, as well as listings of previous award winners.

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A presidential election like no other, a successful bid for the UnitedStates Senate by former First Lady Hillary Clinton, and the closing monthsof the Clinton administration all provided abundant material in 2000 foreditorial cartoonists to perpetuate their art.The once simple task of counting votes was transformed into a nightmarein the Florida recount. Cartoonists, of course, zeroed in on what quicklybecame a sideshow, exposing human foibles and frailties and partisanposturing wherever they found it.This 29 th edition includes the best works of some 160cartoonists on those and other issues that made headlines during the year.In addition to politics, targets included crime, gun control, theskyrocketing economy, and continuing turmoil in the Middle East. It alsofeatures a special tribute to famed comic strip and editorial cartoonistJeff MacNelly who died during the year.

Relive and review the year's headline-making events with Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year: 1987 Edition. Since 1973, this series has showcased the talents of leading editorial cartoonists from the U.S. and Canada. This year's volume presents more than 325 noteworthy cartoons from the pens of some 140 cartoonists, including the top prize-winners of 1986.The 1987 edition focuses on the year's most newsworthy issues, including: the Iran-contra arms scandal; the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster; the Iceland summit and arms control; the war on drugs and mandatory drug testing; the Achille Lauro and other hostage crises; spy networks both national and international; and much more.This year, former Virginia governor Charles Robb contributed the foreword, noting that the work of editorial cartoonists can "accentuate the positive as well as display the negative," and that they should continue to "mock the self-important, pull no punches, [and] take on the sacred cows. . . ."ABOUT THE EDITOREditor Charles Brooks is past president of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and for 38 years was a cartoonist for the Birmingham News. He has been the recipient of 13 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 80 books, including textbooks on political science, economics, and history, as well as encyclopedias and yearbooks. His original cartoons are on display in many libraries' archives.

Every year since 1972, Pelican has presented this diverse compilation of the most outstanding editorial cartoons from publications across the country. Selected for clarity of position as well as for exceptional execution, this collection includes the work of Pulitzer Prize-winning artists, the year�s major award-winning cartoons, and the best work from Canadian cartoonists. This year�s edition promises a four-year capsule of great presidential campaign cartoons, and includes amusing and insightful cartoons from more than 150 cartoonists on the ongoing battle against global terrorism, the domestic economy, the 2004 Olympics and other sports, the biggest events in the entertainment world, and more.

The twenty-sixth volume of this acclaimed series encapsulates the history-making events of 1997 in more than 400 cartoons by the top editorial cartoonists from the United States and Canada. Often humorous, sometimes poignant, and always interesting, these cartoons are guaranteed to tickle your funny bone and tug at your heartstrings as you turn the pages.With so many presidential scandals in 1997, you couldn't help but laugh. Editorial cartoonists couldn't help but draw (no pun intended) attention to President Clinton's involvement in illegal political fund-raising and in the Paula Jones case. Yet, editorial cartoons don't always criticize or condemn; they sometimes champion or commemorate. The loss of Princess Diana, Mother Theresa, and Red Skelton, to name three, caused editorial cartoonists everywhere to reflect on these personalities' lives and their impact on the world.Running the gamut from scathing to sarcastic to sincere, the Pulitzer Prize, National Headliners Club, National Newspaper Award/Canada, and the Fischetti Award winners are among the best cartoons of the year.ABOUT THE EDITORCharles Brooks is past president of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and was a cartoonist for the Birmingham (Ala.) 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. He has edited this series for all of its twenty-six years.

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The premier works of more than 190 leading cartoonists from the United States and Canada are featured in this edition of Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year.The Bill and Hillary health care show, the Clinton administration's missteps in foreign policy and top-level appointments, the hard-earned passage of the North American Free Trade Agreement, historic happenings in the Middle East, and a new nationwide emphasis on the role of family in a stable society all attracted the attention and talents of cartoonists representing every political point of view.Included among the 395 cartoons are the winning selections of the major awards for excellence-the Pulitzer Prize, the National Headliner Club Award, the Fischetti Award, the National Newspaper Award, and the National Society of Professional Journalists Award.ABOUT THE EDITORAs in the previous editions, this volume is edited by Charles Brooks, former president of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and winner of numerous awards for cartooning excellence.

What do the Regan administration, the U.S. Budget,National Defense, the Soviet Pipeline, and the Pro-Football Strike allhave in common? They�re all subjects that were up for grabs in 1982 forthe nation's leading editorial cartoonists.Started in 1972, the series has been widely acclaimedas a concise yet far-ranging pictorial history of each year's events. AsPublishers Weekly said, it's "a great way to get the gutfeeling of a year's history."The 1984 edition continues the standard of excellenceestablished in previous editions. More than 350 editorial cartoons reflectthe best work of 140 cartoonists who focused their sights on the MiddleEast, Poland, Latin American, Great Britain, Pope John Paul II, theeconomy, and an array of other issues that made the headlines in 1982.Editor Charles Brooks is past president of theAssociation of American Editorial Cartoonists and for 38 years was acartoonist for the Birmingham News. He has been the recipient of 13Freedom Foundation Awards, a national VFW Award, two Vigilante PatriotAwards, and a Sigma Delta Chi Award for editorial cartooning.