A lecturer for the University of Pennsylvania was laid off following the creation of alleged antisemitic political cartoons ...

For more than fifty years, the artist George Booth has drawn cartoons and covers for The New Yorker, filling the magazine with surly partygoers, caterwauling Santas, and cantankerous country folk ...

The Fleischer Superman cartoons popularized the phone booth change, despite it rarely happening in comics. Superman's first phone booth change occurred in 1942 in a Sunday strip, with Clark noting ...

Booth and his Army drew much opposition, including this 1882 editorial cartoon in The Entr’acte. Often the hostility was not only verbal, but also violent. See “The Army Under Seige”.