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| This one has some great cartoons by French modernist, it's pretty hard to find any info on a lot of these guys other than what is in the brief index. These are elegant little cartoons, no superfluous lines or words. |
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| Bil |
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| Jacques Dropy |
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| This one is just signed 'Nicolas' and there doesn't seem to be any info about them in the book, mysterious! |
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| Pouzet |
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| Rene Chag |
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| Siné is one of my favourite cartoonists in the book AND you can even find info about him, in English even, on Wikipedia even! |
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| Another scene by Siné |
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| William Steig is now best known for creating the character Shrek (which the films were later based on) but he was a cartoonist and illustrator his entire life. The Lonely Ones is one of his earlier books of cartoons for adults (published 1942), each page has a singular figure, generally in some form of torment although not exclusively and a small caption. The style is pretty different to his later stuff, I prefer it but then again I'm on a modernist kick at the moment, such good brushy lines! |
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| I can't express it. |
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| Who are all the others? |
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| Revenge is sweet |
