A Look at Comics Artists in
The New Yorker
Version 3.2, 09/25/01
by Michael Rhode
mrhode@hotmail.com
When Tina Brown became the editor of the New Yorker in October, 1992, comic book and strip artists began working for the magazine. According to Dave Mazzucchelli (Comics Journal 194, p. 72), "When Tina Brown became the editor, the art director, Chris Curry, was able to start using a lot of artists she'd always wanted to use, but hadn't been able to, including artists from RAW and other odd comics." Brown hired Raw co-founder (and Art Spiegelman's wife) Françoise Mouly as the new art director. The magazine soon became friendlier to comic book and strip artists, both European (Mattotti, Götting, Swarte & Loustal) and American. Not everyone seems happy with the reworked magazine; Bill Griffith, who has worked for them, used his Zippy strip on August 2, 1997 to satirize the magazine. Zippy's daughter, Meltdown wanted to see a cartoon on every page of the New Yorker, and Zippy asked, "But then, where would they put all th' deep, insightful articles on O.J. and th' lastest fashions, Melty?" Meltdown suggested, "Maybe in th' National Star or Cosmo, Daddy!" Griffith returned to his theme on April 2, 1998, with a strip character saying, "This isn't about cartoons, Bob. It's about ad revenue!" Griffith squeezed a mention noting Brown's departure from the magazine in his August 22, 1998 strip. Some of Spiegelman's covers for the magazine have been controversial, and news articles on them are easily available. Ted Rall wrote a scathing review of Spiegelman's ouvre, especially his New Yorker work, The King of Comix: With Raw, a Pulitzer Prize For Maus, and a Strategic Job at The New Yorker, Art Spiegelman Has Become Lord of All New York Cartoonists. But His Power Is No Laughing Matter for the Village Voice (July 28, 1999).
This is an index based just on what I've noticed; I haven't looked through every issue to find every piece. In fact, there might be additional artwork in the issues I've listed here. I'd be glad to hear of any corrections or additions. Additions by Chris Pyle of the University of Kentucky marked with a *. Mark Nevins pointed out that Götting's work, and the first he noted was in 1996. #Götting wrote to me, "I'm afraid i can't give you precise information about my collaboration with the NYer but i just can say i did start before 1996 (as you mention that year) with some few B/w little pics." Nevins also notes that European artists Philippe Petit-Roulet, Pierre Clement (who signs his work with a small p inside a large C much like the copyright symbol), Dupuy-Berberian, Walter Minus, and possibly Lionel Koechlin among others have done small uncredited drawings. I've missed tons of Petit-Roulet spot illos prior to March 2000. A cover by Ana Juan for a "Home" issue in the mid-90s is remembered by him, but we need an exact date. Bart Beatty highlighted Max's work. Alec Stevens pointed out his own work. Desmond Brice filled me in on Argentinian cartoonist, Nine as well as other pieces as did Robert Boyd. I've missed pieces by animator David Sheldon and illustrator Greg C. Clarke according to Dark Horse Comics' Scatterbrain (1998) comic book in which they both appear. In an interview in the Comics Journal (213, June 1999, p. 71), Carol Lay discussed working as a cartoon journalist for them. According to her, she, Mazzuchelli, Burns and Robert Grossman were doing pieces. She said she did 8 or 9 strips; I'm definitely missing Winter Wonderwear: Shopping for the Tropics at New York Department Stores. Kyle Baker apparently has done some Austin Powers movie advertising work that appeared in the NY'r, according to the Comics Journal #219. Some cartoons especially Acocella, Duffy and Wilson's can be found on-line at http://www.cartoonbank.com. As this has grown quite long, I've provided an artist's cross-reference at the end. Available on-line at: http://www.wraithspace.com/Bibliographies/HTML/New_Yorker.html. Articles on or illustrated by other cartoonists may be listed in the Comics Research Bibliography by John Bullough & Mike Rhode available on line at: http://www.rpi.edu/~bulloj/comxbib.html.
11/9/92
Untitled cover by Mark Alan Stamaty,
Donald Reilly cartoon, "I just read that Superman died - and he's the same age I am," p. 50,
Edward Gorey and the Tao of Nonsense article by Stephen Schiff with a 2 page Gorey strip, Serious Life: A Cruise, p. 84-94.
12/7/92
A Jew In Rostok strip by Art Spiegelman.
2/15/93
Valentine's Day cover by Art Spiegelman.
3/29/93
Kurtzman's Mad World obituary by Adam Gopnik,
H.K. (R.I.P.) by Art Spiegelman - this is an excellent strip based on Spiegelman's lecture on Kurtzman's influence,
Kurtzman portrait by Will Elder.
4/12/93
The Taxman Cometh "Artist's Sketchbook" feature on p. 81 by Charles Burns.
4/19/93
Waiting For Waco strip by Gary Panter.
5/3/93
Gary Panter illustration for The Problem with T-shirts,
Jaime Hernandez illustration "Chicano Art" at the Bronx Museum.
5/10/93
'M' Is for the Many Things She Gave Me cover by Art Spiegelman,*
Gary Panter illustration for Paul Mazursky's "Pickle,"
Blemished Escutcheons by Edward Gorey,
Peter Kuper illustration for Christopher Buckley's Stardate 12:00 12:00 12:00, a Star Trek parody.
5/24/93
Cordelia Gonzalez and Danitra Vance in "Marisol," at the Public by Lorenzo Mattotti, p. 8,
William Baldwin and Sharon Stone in "Sliver" photocollage by Dave McKean, p. 22,
Sue Coe illustration for Prisoners of the Past, p. 44.
6/14/93
The Boyfriend by Jules Feiffer (p. 62).*
6/21/93
Mannahatta Rising cover by Lorenzo Mattotti,
Peter Kuper drawing for "The Talk of the Town" column, p. 31,
Dave McKean photocollage for Down The Road movie,
Krazy Kat gag cartoon by Mort Gerberg, p. 6.
6/28/93
I Didn't Raise My Boy To Be A Soldier cover by Art Spiegelman,
Ad for a Walt Kelly exhibit, p. 17.
7/12/93
Art Spiegelman is included in Slight Modifications where artists redesign Soviet landmarks for the post-communist age, p. 61.*
7/26/93
Castles in the Sand cover by Dave Mazzucchelli,
Gary Panter illustration for Trouble in Lakewood article.
8/9/93
A Wanderer in the Perfect City, an article by Lawrence Weschler on Ben Katchor's Julius Knipl, p. 58-67. Includes an original piece by Katchor on p. 67,
Fashion Tips: How to Wear a Cap by Art Spiegelman, p. 77.
8/23 & 30/93
Park Slope by Gary Panter, p. 98-9 on kiddie rides,
Superman gag strip by Bruce Eric Kaplan, p. 106,
Gahan Wilson cellular phone gag, p. 60,
Innocents Abroad by Edith Oliver, review of Annie Warbucks musical, based on Little Orphan Annie, p. 162,
Nasa at Shelter illustration by Dave Mazzucchelli,
Peter Kuper doodle, p. 86.
9/13/93
The Guns of September cover by Art Spiegelman,
"The Talk of the Town" illustrated by Philippe Petit-Roulet, p. 39,
Pierre Clement drawing of a robot riding a flying alligator, p. 114.
9/27/93
I Love New York cover by Maurice Sendak,*
In the Dumps, a 2-pg. jam by Sendak and Art Spiegelman about a visit Spiegelman paid to Sendak (apparently promoting Sendak's new book We Are All In The Dumps with Jack and Guy.)*
10/4/93
The Fine Art Of Hanging Ryman by David Mazzucchelli on hanging a museum show, p. 70-1,
Mazzucchelli illustration to accompany a review of NYPD BLUE (p. 217).*
10/11/93
Back in the New World cover by Jacques de Loustal.
10/18/93
Comic Power art exhibit listing with a collage of "doodles and self-portraits" by several artists, including Panter, Kuper, Clowes, Burns, Mazzucchelli, Kaz, Cruse, Allen, Leib.*
10/25/93
Gary Panter illustrations in "The Talk of the Town column,"*
Gotham Gothic strip by Gary Panter on an Anne Rice book-signing, p. 42-3.
11/1/93
Strange Brew cover by Charles Burns,
Dave Mazzucchelli ilustrations in "The Talk of the Town," p. 43-47.*
11/15/93
Doug Allen untitled illo of moviegoers, p. 41,
Mazzucchelli ilustration Records that Red favors become hits, sometimes even trends, p. 60.
11/22/93
Bookworms by Charles Burns, a strip on Howard Stern, p. 46-7.
11/29/93
Opening November 24, Kyle MacLachlan in "The Trial" by David McKean,
Gary Panter illustrations in "The Talk of the Town column,"
Ad for Jules Feiffer's The Man in the Ceiling,
Scrapbook: The Thrill of the Chase by Chuck Jones & Terrence Rafferty, p. 117-119,
Panter illo for Ian Frazier's To Mr. Winslow.
12/27/93 & 1/3/94
Hilly Kristal illo by Doug Allen, p. 23,
Gary Panter illustrations in "The Talk of the Town column,"
At the U.F.O. Conference, Ramada Pennsylvania Hotel strip by Mark Alan Stamaty,
Clash of the Titans by Justin Green, p. 122.*
1/10/94
Dan Clowes' Duplex Planet illustration in "Goings on about Town," p. 10.*
1/17/94
Ben Katchor strip As The Mayor Sleeps, p. 28,
Artist's Sketchbook X-Ray Manhattan by Drooker, p. 66.
1/24/94
Planet Aspen by Bill Griffith, a strip on Aspen, CO.
1/31/94
Gary Panter illustrated "The Talk of the Town", p. 27-30,*
After-shocks by Frank Miller on the January 17th earthquake, p. 28-9. (Discussed in Hogan's Alley 1, p. 8),
Sport Illustrated by Jules Feiffer, p. 68.*
2/14/94
Doug Allen illustration for a notice of a Ferrari exhibit at MOMA, p. 18.*
2/21/94
Elvis Tilley cover by R. Crumb. Crumb's version of the magazine's cover icon Eustace Tilley.*
The Coney Island Circus Side-Show Winters in Soho! by Kim Deitch, p. 36-37,*
Carol Lay cartoon, p. 86,
Ever Meulen's "Artist Sketchbook," p. 89.
2/28/94
Gary Panter illustration of STOMP, p. 14,*
Rabbit at Reading by Kaz, p. 40-41.*
3/21/94
Mike Judge, Like, Goes Hollywood by Bill Griffith.
3/28/94
Homage to Jack Kirby by Gary Panter, a two page space scene.
4/4/94
The New Forty-Second Street cartoon by Arnold Franchioni. A response to Disney's plan to build a theater on 42nd St. in New York shows how classic comic strip characters become degenerates.
4/18/94
Dave McKean photocollage for Backbeat.
5/2/94
May Day cover by Dave Mazzucchelli,
Gary Panter illustrations for "The Talk of the Town" including a Nixon portrait,
Do You Come With The Car strip by Carol Lay.
6/13/94
June Grooms cover by Jacques de Loustal.
6/20/94
Gary Panter illustrations for "The Talk of the Town" column, p. 35.
6/27-7/4/94
Self-portrait by Kim Deitch, at right, with his brother Simon, for an exhibit at Four Color Images, p. 22,
Gary Panter illustrations for "The Talk of the Town" column,
Preview of The Wild Party by Joseph Moncure March & Art Spiegelman with an introductory page by Spiegelman,
Quotable: "And Michael Chabon, who like Ms. Goodman, is young and currently of California, said, "It all reminded me of those comic-book-hero groups -- the Justice League of America, or something. Of course, I was the Robin figure -- Bucky the sidekick. Wait a minute, I'm getting D.C. Comics mixed up with Marvel." Authors!, Authors!, p. 117.
7/11/94
Virtual Vegas by Bill Griffith,
Airheads by Doug Allen,
Mazzucchelli illustrations for "The Talk of the Town" column.
7/25/94
D'Accordion by R. Crumb, p. 60-61,
Alec Stevens illo, Catch of the Day, p. 69.
8/8/94
Rawanda 1994 by Lorenzo Mattotti, p. 64.
9/12/94
Life At The Top cover by Eric Drooker.
9/19/94
Monday in the Park with Marlon by Dave Mazzucchelli, p. 44-5 on the showing of A Streetcar Named Desire,
Fear of Committment Leap cartoon by Carol Lay,
Class Struggle article illustrated by Sue Coe.
9/26/94
Brief Encounter cover by Art Spiegelman,
Forty Years Old strip by Carol Lay on Playboy Magazine,
Cinema City sketchbook by Jacques de Loustal, p. 79.
10/10/94
Doug Allen illustration for Rocking in Shangri-La article,
Dave McKean illustration for Pulp Fiction.
10/24/94
Mazzucchelli cover.
11/7/94
Unveiled cover by Art Spiegelman,
Spring 1995 Paris Collection by Lorenzo Mattotti, p. 158-62,
Sue Coe's The Sweatshop, 1994.
11/14/94
The Knitting Factory moves to new digs, illo by Doug Allen, p. 22
When Comics Aren't Funny article on Crumb by Hilton Als,
And to think that they landed in Mulberry Street illo by Doug Allen, p. 148.
11/21/94
Ghoul's Night Out by Charles Burns, p. 100,
Sallie Tisdale, author of "Talk Dirty To Me": a sensible horny woman with whom readers could identify by Gary Panter, p. 115.
#12/5/94
Pre-Holiday Rush cover by Meulen.
12/26/94 - 1/2/95
Doug Allen illo Joe Sears and Jaston Williams in "A Tuna Christmas", p. 18,
Gallery notice: "Drawn to Text: Comix Artists as Book Illustrators" - An international survey of the history of alternative comics that also shows how Robert Crumb, Javier Mariscal, Lorenzo Mattotti, Jacques Tardi, and Art Spiegelman approach book illustrations. Through Jan. 17. (Galerie St. Etienne, 24 W. 57th St.), p. 30,
Loustal illo for This Side of Paradiso by Jason Epstein, p. 62.
Spiegelman's Birth of the Comics, p. 106.
1/9/95
Snow Haul cover by Lorenzo Mattotti,
Walter Minus illo, Opening January 13, at the Film Forum 2, Russ Meyer's "Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!",
Keeping Vigil by Sue Coe on human rights.
1/16/95
Great Exhortations by Garry Trudeau, an article w/ illo on Newt Gingrich, p. 92.
1/30/95
Babyland illustration by Mazzucchelli,
American Center in Paris sketchbook by Loustal.
2/6/95
Jackie Chan in "Drunken Master II" by Doug Allen, p. 25.
2/20-27/95
Words, Worth a Thousand by Art Spiegelman, strip on the New York Public Library's picture collection,
Warren Miller cartoon "Can I have another machine? This man is reading a comic book,"
The Minstrel Steig by Roger Angell.
3/6/95
Under Bridges cover by Eric Drooker,
Sue Coe illo for The Nanny Track.
3/20/95
Water and Fire cover by Eric Drooker,
Gary Panter illustrated Letter from Mogadishu: A World of Dust.
3/27/95
Oscar Closeup cover by Lorenzo Mattotti.
4/3/95
Jamie Hewlett drawing of Tank Girl,
Dave McKean illustration for The X Factor article.
4/17/95
Theology of the Tax Cut cover by Art Spiegelman, the controversial crucified Easter bunny.
Lawrence Weschler article, in "The Talk of the Town" column, Knipl in limbo.
4/24/95
Head for the Hills! by Robert Crumb and Aline Kominsky-Crumb strip on the movie about him,
Lorenzo Mattotti illustration for Cirque du Soliel.
5/1/95
Mr. Unnatural by Terrence Rafferty, review of Crumb.
5/8/95
Loustal cover Sweet Nothings.
7/3/95
William Hurt and Harvey Keitel in "Smoke" by Mazzucchelli, p. 46.
7/24/95
Very, Very Jerry by Bill Griffith on Jerry Lewis.
7/31/95
Under the Cloud cover by Lorenzo Mattotti. Special Hiroshima anniversary issue.
8/7/95
Alec Stevens illo, Cool Ride, p. 63.
9/4/95
Dupuy-Berberian illo, Showtime at the Ibis Supper Club, p. 15,
Gary Panter illo, Street Fight, p. 36,
Jeff (Bone) Smith illo, Babe with his friends: A pig who really doesn't know his place, p. 99,
Mark Zingarelli illo for Phone Hex by Joyce Carol Oates, p. 102.
10/16/95
Gary Panter illustration of Ozzy Osbourne, p. 22,
Lorenzo Mattotti illustration for Coming Home Again, p. 165,
Gary Panter illustration for They All Just Went Away, p. 178.
10/23/95
Dupuy-Berberian illo Man... or Astro-Man?, at Maxwell's and the Mercury Lounge, p. 16,
Gary Panter illo for Apartment Hunter, p. 106.
12/11/95
Glam a-go-go: SqueezeBox, every Friday night at Don Hill's (see Clubs) by Mazzucchelli, p. 21.
12/18/95
Cover by Max, the Spanish cartoonist,
Rube Goldberg exhibit with portrait by Richard Merkin,
Kaz illustration,
After The Genocide illustrated by Lorenzo Mattotti.
12/25/95-1/1/96
Jewish Christmas tour illustration by Ben Katchor,
Mind Travel by Joost Swarte,
Dave McKean illustration for Beasts & Beauties movie reviews.
1/15/96
Snow Smoking, Art Spiegelman cover,
Loustal illustration for The Homesick Restaurant article, p. 37,
Rub-a-Dub-Dub editorial cartoon by Oliphant, p. 54.
2/19/96
The Red Hot Chili Peppers at Nassau Coliseum by Doug Allen, p. 16,
Dupuy-Berberian's Taking the Plunge at the Empire State Building, p. 24,
Panter illo What a rush: John Travolta supplies a jolt of comic energy to "Broken Arrow."
2/26-3/4/96
Mark Zingarelli illo for Devil Women article.
3/11/96
Warm Front cover by Lorenzo Mattotti.
4/8/96
Dupuy-Berberian illo, The Flying Neutrinos, Billy Madley, and assorted swingers and cigarette girls at Cinéma, every Thursday night at El Flamingo, p. 17,
Mattotti illo, Apocalypse not? The global book strives to project the fault lines of today as the front lines of tomorrow, p. 97.
4/22/96
Family Values cover by Art Spiegelman,
Merle Haggard, at Tramps by Robert Crumb, p. 16.
5/20/96
Classifieds of '96 cover by Art Spiegelman.
6/10/96
Gary Panter illustration Sport of Kings: The Hundred and twenty-eighth running of the Belmont Stakes, p. 24.
7/8/96
Ben Katchor illustration of Governors Island, p. 23.
7/15/96
Sue Coe illo for Playing with Fire, p. 28.
7/29/96
At The Beach cover by Charles Burns.
8/5/96
Dupuy-Berberian illo, Robert Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, and George Sanders in "Ivanhoe", p. 21.
8/12/96
Escape from L.A. illustration by Gary Panter.
8/19/96
Summer Buzz cover by Art Spiegelman,
Caricature of Bill Clinton by Argentinian comix artist Carlos Nine, p. 60.
8/26/-9/2/96
Street Musicians strip by Robert Crumb,
Abstrakt illustration by Dave Mazzucchelli,
The Beatles' A Hard Day's Night illustration by Jean-Claude Götting.
9/9/96
A pedaller's delight: Bicycles: "History, Beauty, Fantasy" at the PaineWebber Building illustration by Götting, p. 18,
Anthony and Sally Amato, of the Amato Opera Company illustration by Ben Katchor, p. 20,
Rick Geary ad for Recorded Books, p. 49.
9/23/96
Zingarelli illo, Opening September 20, Walter Hill's "Last Man Standing," p. 27.
9/30/96
Upwardly Mobile cover by Eric Drooker.
10/7/96
Dupuy-Berberian illo in Clovis, King of the Franks article, p. 44;
Drew Friedman caricature of Newt Gingrich, p. 40.
10/14/96
Processed Peace cover by Art Spiegelman.
10/21-28/96
Ben Katchor illustration for Presidents in Residence, p. 58,
Dave Mazzucchelli illustrations in "The Talk of the Town" including one of Jimmy Carter.
11/4/96
Lorenzo Mattotti illustration Aiko Miyawaki projects a physical intelligence when draped for an article on Japanese fashion, A Lesson in Style.
11/11/96
Jean-Claude Götting illustration for The Garden of the Finzi-Continis, p. 33,
Gahan Wilson cartoon, "It's time for us to go back to Sixty-fifth and Third, Richard," p. 44.
11/25/96
Dupuy-Berberian illo, At the Walter Reade Theatre, "The Centennial of Arab Cinema", p. 43,
Very brief review of Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer by Ben Katchor, p. 117.
12/2/96
Mazzucchelli illo, A room with a view: The Greatest Bar on Earth, New York's highest night club, at 1 World Trade Center, p. 20.
12/9/96
Gary Panter illustration for Daylight, p. 44,
Gotta Dance! sketchbook by Jules Feiffer.
12/16/96
Vodka and blini at Rasputin, in Sheepshead Bay illustration by Dupuy-Berberian, p. 18.
1/6/97
Walter Minus illustration for Night Life column.
1/13/97
Mattotti cover City Skate.
1/20/97
Disturbing the Peace cover by Ian Falconer, which appears to owe something to Sergio Aragones The Shadow Knows feature from Mad magazine,
European Comics exhibit at Thread Waxing Space, illustrated by a page of Zig and Puce,
The Unquiet Ship illustrated by Sue Coe,
Toy Stories, a brief article on photographer David Levinthal who has collaborated with Garry Trudeau.
1/27/97
Hot, Hot, Hot cover by Spiegleman.
2/10/97
Olé cover by Floch (Floc'h according to Mark Nevins),
Mazzuchelli illustration for Tinkering with Death by Alex Kozinski,
Panter illustration for End Game.
2/17/97
Doug Allen illo The charismatic, rootsy stylings of Wilco, at Irving Plaza, p. 18,
Annie musical revival color ad looks like Harold Gray art, p. 13
George Booth cartoon "And bear in mind that anything you say can be used against you in 'Doonesbury.'", p. 8.
2/24-3/3/97 Crime and Punishment issue
Dick Tilley cover by Spiegelman, a Dick Tracy caricature,
Opening February 28, Cathy Rosier and Alain Delon in "Le Samouraï" illo by Götting,
Mazzucchelli illos for five articles: One Angry Woman, Lock Down, Stalking in L.A., Dostoyevsky's Unabomber and Felony Flops.
3/17/97
Gary Panter illo Ginger Baker's Denver Jazz Quartet, at Iridium, p. 28.
3/24/97
Mazzucchelli illo, The Old Pro and the Punk: Harvey Keitel and Stephen Dorff in "City of Industry",
Walter Minus illo for Inside the Hollywood Hellhole.
3/31/97
Spiegelman cover Hardboiled Egg Hunt,
Blütch illo At Walter Reade Theatre, Alice Houri and Grégoire Colin in "Nénette et Boni".
4/14/97
Making the Grade illo by Katchor, p. 34,
Mazzucchelli illo for The Saint movie, Cold fusion: Val Kilmer and Elizabeth Shue, p. 88.
4/21/97
The perfect killing machine: the title reptile of "Anaconda" by Gary Panter, p. 96.
4/28-5/5/97
Jean-Claude Götting illustration, Opening April 30, Maggie Cheung in "Irma Vep", p. 49,
Mixologist, a reproduction of Ceesepe's "Amour Apache" with biographical information, p. 158-9.
5/19/97
Katchor illo, Brooklyn's Étiole, p. 30,
Blütch illo, Opening May 16, Assita Ouedraogo and Jérémie Rénier in "La Promesee."
5/26/97
Spiegelman cover, Call 911-FILM.
6/2/97
Dupuy-Berberian illo, Alphornist Mike Svoboda, performing at Goethe House and the Swiss Institute, p. 23.
6/9/97
Artist's Sketchbook by Gerald Scarfe, p. 86,
Mazzucchelli illo of J.C. Herz, p. 101.
6/16/97
Kurt Andersen article, Animation Nation,
Dupuy-Berberian illo, Galerie du tableau: Dealer Bernard Plasse in front of his temporary exhibition space, at 526 West 26th Street (633-8359). Through July 2.
Ad for R. Crumb Limited Edition Serigraphs, p. 40,
"I never thought I'd live to see so many different Batmans," cartoon by Bruce Eric Kaplan, p. 46,
Bruce McCall's article, Cave Paintings, on drawing childhood comics strips, p. 112.
6/23-30/97
Mazzucchelli illo, At Socrates Sculpture Park, new works installed for the summer, p. 26,
Blütch illo, Opening June 20, Garance Clavel in "When the Cat's Away", p. 36.
7/7/97
Mazzucchelli illo for Batman and Robin and Men in Black movie reviews, p. 77,
Mort Gerberg cartoon, "Do you have any references besides Batman?", p. 49.
7/14/97
Dupuy-Berberian illo, Michael Emerson, in "Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde", p. 10,
Tony Millionaire illo, "Private Histories: Four Centuries of Journal Keeping," at the Morgan Library, p. 20,
Gary Panter illo, In your Face: John Travolta and Nicolas Cage in John Woo's High-Concept Thriller.
7/21/97
Blütch illo Maria Tucci and Debra Messing in "Collected Stories, p. 8,
Ever Meulen illo for "Book Currents" column, p. 18,
Richard Thompson illo of Walter Dellinger, p. 29.
7/28/97
Ever Meulen illo for "Book Currents" column, p. 16.
8/4/97
Ever Meulen illo for "Book Currents" column, p. 16,
Götting illo, At Florence Gould Hall, Gérard Philipe and Anouk Aimée in "Modigliani."
8/11/97
Ever Meulen illo for "Book Currents" column, p. 18,
Scott Gillis illo of Mark Dippe's "Spawn",
Mazzucchelli illo for Sal Stabile, For Real, p. 42.
8/18/97
#Ever Meulen illo for Waterworlds in "Book Currents" column, p. 18.
8/25 & 9/1/97
Spiegelman cover Beau & Eros,
Blütch illo Dancing to the Swing of Tony Rorbiscello's Big Band at the Supper Club, p. 20,
Ever Meulen illo for "Book Currents" column, p. 36,
Walter Minus illo, p. 44,
Superman cartoon by Chast, p. 60,
Loustal's French Postcards, p. 104,
Spiegelman article Grosz Anatomy, p. 128.
9/8/97
Katchor illo Tom Stoppard's "Rough Crossing," in a Jean Cocteau rep staging, p. 14,
Ever Meulen illo for "Book Currents" column, p.24,
Art Spiegelman strip Nature vs. Nurture, p. 75.
9/15/97
Michael Kupperman illo Preston Sturges's "Strictly Dishonorable," staged by the Target Margin Theatre, p. 8,
Pierre Clement doodle of a toy dog, p. 40.
9/22/97
Mattotti illo Renée Fleming, appearing this week with the New York Philharmonic and at the Metropolitan Opera, p. 42,
Ever Meulen illo for "Book Currents" column, p. 44,
Blütch illo Pauline Collins in "My Mother's Courage", p. 48.
9/29/97
#Todd illo, "Plunge," by Christopher Kyle, at Playwrights Horizons, p. 14,
#Ever Meulen illo for Forbid-Me-Not in "Book Currents" column, p. 24,
Mark Zingarelli illo Opening Sept. 26, Anthony Hopkins and Alec Baldwin in "The Edge", p. 27,
#Scarfe illo of Oasis for Dadrock by Alex Ross, p. 89.
10/6/97
Max cover Tall Stories,
Ever Meulen illo for "Book Currents" column, p. 34,
Spiegelman illo from his children's book, Open Me... I'm A Dog!, p. 112-3,
Panter illo Clooney and Kidman: saving the world leaves no time to flirt, p. 125.
10/13/97
Blütch illo The Last of the International Playboys, at Fez and the Supper Club, p. 19.
#Ever Meulen illo for Letters from Abroad in "Book Currents" column, p. 28,
Götting illo, Tori Spelling, Josh Hamilton, and Parker Posey in "The House of Yes," p. 32.
10/20&27/97
Art Spiegelman cover, Farsighted,
Doug Allen illo, At Tramps, a rare appearance by Link Wray, p. 42,
Michael Kupperman illo, At Film Forum 3, Arturo Ripstein's "Deep Crimson", p. 58,
Jules Feiffer ad for Meanwhile book, p. 98,
Mark Zingarelli illos, p. 100, 196, 210, 248.
11/3/97
Katchor illo, "The American Clock," at the Signature Theatre, p. 18.
11/10/97
Haute Cartoon, p. 42-3. Minor article and illo from Isaac Mizrahi and William Frawley's comic The Adventures of Sandee the Supermodel; or Yvesaac's Model Diaries.
11/24/97
#Ever Meulen illo for Prose Portraits in "Book Currents" column, p. 38,
Mazzucchelli illo for The Lion King review, p. 126-7.
12/1/97
Dupuy-Berberian illo, William Bolcom, at the 92nd Street Y, p. 28.
12/8/97
Ever Meulen Christmas illo for "Goings on About Town" column, p. 16,
Blütch illo, Marie-Claire Alain, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, p. 28,
Lorenzo Mattotti illo for The Split by Suzannah Lessard, p. 73,
Portraits by Max: Max Beerbohm and the art of puncturing pretension by Joseph Epstein, p. 108-10.
12/15/97
Special Cartoon issue. No comics artists in it.
1/5/98
Dupy-Berberian illo for New Year's Eve, p. 14,
Kupperman illo, Pianist Anton Kuerti and Conducter Jens Nygaard celebrate New Year's Eve with a friend, in concerts by the Jupiter Symphony, p. 17,
Ever Meulen illo for "Book Currents" column, p. 18.
1/12/98
Doug Allen illo, Marshall Crenshaw, for "Book Currents" column, p. 22.
1/19/98
"Expectorating in a Fast Food Patron's Double Burger Delux" (1997), by Robert Williams, at the Tony Shafrazi gallery, p. 14. Show description on p. 17 reads 'Grandiloquently titled oils ("The Avatar of Inequity," "The Myth of the Proletariat King," "Harvesting Ectoplams off the Evil Ghost of a Dead Monkey") painted in a friendly blend of embroidery-kit brushstrokes, kitchen-sink realism, Little Annie Fanny sexuality, album-cover apocalypticism, and general adolescent miscreancy. Through Jan. 31.'
1/26/98
Jacques de Loustal's Travel Notebook Bésame Mucho, p. 74-5.
2/2/98
Kupperman illo, Tanya Gagne and Sarah East Johnson grapple with the elements, in "Groundwork," at P.S. 122, p. 12,
"Book Currents" column illo by Meulen, p. 16,
Zingarelli illo, Opening on January 31, at the American Museum of the Moving Image, a five-week retrospective of films directed by Douglas Sirk, p. 23,
Mattotti illo for The Pima Paradox article by Malcolm Gladwell, p. 44.
2/9/98
Doug Allen illo, Steve Earle, at Tramps, p. 14,
Götting illo, Yves Abel, conducting L'Opéra Francais de New York, at Alice Tully Hall, p. 21,
"Book Currents" column illo by Meulen, p. 22,
Celebrity's midwife: The lost work of Kate Carew by Christopher Silvester, an article on the American woman caricaturist, p. 56-59.
2/16/98
The Low Road cover by Art Spiegelman. A contributor blurb in this issue reads, "Art Spiegelman (cover), a staff artist for this magazine, is the co-founder and co-editor of Raw. He is the author of "Maus" and "Maus II," which together won a Pulitzer Prize,
Mitch O'Connell illo, Robert Klein is King of the Patio in Eric Bogosian's new play, "Griller", p. 86.
2/23/&3/2/98
Sue Coe illo, The forgotten ones: They crouch in farm sheds and camouflaged scrap-wood shacks, and bear the weight of California's displeasure for William Langewiesche's Invisible Men. p. 139.
3/16/98
The Commuter cover by Barry Blitt.
3/23/98
A Night to Remember cover by Spiegelman on Titanic and the Oscars,
Panter illo Bridges and Goodman in "The Big Lebowski": Bowling meets Orthodox Judaism, p. 98,
#Meulen illo for Take Two by Frank Gannon, p. 100.
3/30/98
"Book Currents" column illo by Meulen, p. 34,
Barry Blitt illo for Open Season by Robert M. Sapolsky, p. 57,
Guy Billout illo for No Mistake by Atul Gawande, p. 74,
Peter Kuper illo for Continental Divide by Mark Leyner, p. 128.
4/13/98
"Book Currents" illo by Doug Allen, p. 18,
Michael Kupperman illo At Film Forum, Roy Cohn and Joseph McCarthy in "Point of Order!",
Acocella cartoon, "I can't decide. I'm having a brand identity crisis."
4/27&5/4/98
Blütch illo, Opening April 24, Gérard Meylan and Ariane Ascaride in "Marius and Jeannette." p. 44,
Gary Panter illo, Opening April 24, Mark Wahlberg and China Chow in "The Big Hit.", p. 46,
Lorenzo Mattotti illustration, Bella Donna, p. 126-7.
5/11/98
Lunch Breaks cover by Art Spiegelman;
Sizzle illo for "Book Currents" column by Walter Minus, p. 28.
5/18/98
Michael Kupperman illo Sculptor Dan Devine's "How to Turn Your Car Inside Out," at Pierogi 2000, in Williamsburg, p. 18.
6/1/98
Barry Blitt cover, Waiting Around After School,
Barry Blitt illo, An irony of the Clinton scandals is that cases filed to protect privacy have produced privacy violations of their own in Jeffrey Rosen's Is Nothing Private?, p. 36,
Mark Zingarelli illo of Michael Jordan, p. 48,
Gary Panter illo of Godzilla, p. 77.
6/8/98
Dupuy-Berberian illo, Garbriel Fauré: his late works are explored this week at Hunter College's Kaye Playhouse, p. 23,
Pierre Clement kangaroo illo, p. 36.
6/15/98
Pierre Clement flying saucer illo, p. 39,
Mark Zingarelli illo, The Mach 3 may make five-o'clock shadow a thing of the past, p. 43,
Doug Allen illos for Christopher Buckley's Happy Campers, p. 84.
6/22&29/98
Pierre Clement illo of a dog-like sphinx, p. 128. Repeated from an earlier issue?
7/13/98
Anna Juan cover Coupe du Monde,
Doug Allen illo for Book Currents, p. 18,
Gary Panter illo, Opening July 10, Joe Dante's "Small Soldiers," p. 21,
Dave Mazzucchelli illo, Salt is one secret to financial success, since it drives customers back to the concession stand for drinks - where they buy another popcorn, p. 35.
Gerald Scarfe carcicature of Prince Charles, The Architect Prince, p. 53.
7/20/98
Ever Meulen illo for Book Currents, p. 18,
Sue Coe illo "The whole thing is horrendous," a farmer says. "Amish drug dealers? It's like Eskimos going swimming in Miami.", p. 28.
7/27/98
Dave Mazzucchelli illo, The Bowery Ballroom, a new, split-level haven for music on the Lower East Side, p. 12,
Christoph Niemann illo for Book Currents, p. 16,
Bill Mauldin illo, Tom Hanks, the star, and Spielberg, whose interest in his father's war is not new. Drawing by Bill Mauldin, p. 30,
Scarfe illo, An obituarist who bends the rules does so at his peril: beware the dead who rise from their graves or a vengeful editor's pencil, p. 68.
8/3/98
Walter Minus illo for Book Currents, p. 18,
Philippe Petit-Roulet illo, The Friends of the Balzar went to occupy the restaurant -- and found that it's hard to patronize and protest at the same time, p. 39,
Dave Mazzucchelli illo, Storming the beach: Tom Hanks, as Captain John Miller, leads a squad of Rangers on a rescue mission, p. 77.
8/17/98
Ben Katchor illo, Tony Smith sculptures take over the Sculpture Garden at MOMA, p. 16,
Doug Allen illo of Elvis for Book Currents, p. 22,
Götting illo, Opening August 14, Catherine Deneuve and Françoise Dorléac in Jacques Demy's "The Young Girls of Rochefort.", p. 26,
Popeye cartoon by Shanahan showing Popeye holding hands with Bluto and saying, "Finally, we realized where all that anger was coming from.",
Acocella cartoon, "You chant for inner peace. I'm chanting for a development deal."
8/24&31/98
Private Lives cover by Spiegelman,
Mark Todd illo, Fast-breaking with the Beastie Boys, at three different venues (see Concerts.), p. 28,
Christoph Niemann illo for Book Currents, p. 36,
Dupuy-Berberian illo for On and Off The Avenue column, p. 40,
Self-portrait by Bill Plympton ("I Married a Strange Person," in Openings, and AMMI, in Revivals), p. 44
Spiegelman ad for Beau and Eros lithograph, p. 146.
9/7/98
Tony Millionaire illo for Book Currents, p. 14,
Barry Blitt illo of Harry Truman, p. 38,
Mark Alan Stamaty comic strip, Monica in Medialand, p. 52-3,
Ralph Steadman illo of Hunter Thompson, reproduced from the book, Gonzo: The Art, p. 69.
9/14/98
Dupuy-Berberian illos, for A Fall Preview, pps. 8, 13, 20,
Christoph Niemann illo for Book Currents, p. 18,
Richard Thompson illo for Terms of Impeachment by Jeffrey Toobin, p. 33,
Pierre Clement boxing kangaroo illo, p. 55.
9/21/98
Ben Katchor illo, Bradford Reed brings his invention, the pencilina, to the Westbeth Theatre Center, p. 31,
Dupuy-Berberian illo for On and Off The Avenue column, p. 46,
Richard Thompson illo for Monicanomics 101, p. 73,
Mattotti full-page illo Designs by Viktor & Ralf (left) and Jean Paul Gaultier, both of which exemplify the cultural condition of couture: insouciant obscurity for Haute Anxiety by Rebecca Mead, p. 115.
9/28/98
Crumb illo and brief bio, p. 6,
Mark Todd illo, Opening Sept. 23, "The Brandon Teena Story," p. 25,
Barry Blitt illo for Tad Friend's The Laugh Riot, p. 77,
Robert Crumb and Aline Kominsky-Crumb comic strip, How Sweet It Is! For A Privileged Few..., p. 87.
10/5/98
Fall Books cover by Joost Swarte,
Morcheeba, at Irving Plaza illo by Takeshi Tadatsu, p. 16,
"Book Currents" column illo Matters Metrical by Meulen, p. 20,
Dupuy-Berberian illo Mr. Lipton's Teahouse for On and Off The Avenue column, p. 24,
Richard Thompson illos for Michael Specter's The Nobel Syndrome, p. 46-55,
Pierre Clement illo of flying saucer, p. 61,
Sketchbook by Anna Juan, p. 83,
Acocella cartoon, "And, in this corner, weighing five pounds more than she'd like..."
10/19/98
Ben Katchor illo, The late-night crowd moves to the rhythms of merengue and salsa on the dance floor at Jimmy's Bronx Café, p. 11,
Dupuy-Berberian illo Semper Fi for On and Off The Avenue column, p. 19,
Gerald Scarfe illos for John McPhee's Catch-and-dissect, p. 58-66.
10/26&11/2/98
What's Next cover by Spiegelman,
Cheap Trick, at Irving Plaza illo by Takeshi Tadatsu, p. 32,
Tad Friend article Flash-forward on Matt Groening's Futurama animated tv series, p. 192-193,
Mark Zingarelli illo of Keynes for John Cassidy's The New World Disorder, p. 199.
11/9/98
Book Currents column Baked Apple illo by Doug Allen, p. 26,
Stephen Sherrill's article Humor thy father illustrated by Barry Blitt, p. 48.
11/16/98
Off to See the Wizard cover by Barry Blitt,
Kupperman illo, Digital Underground, at Wetlands, p. 13,
Dupuy-Berberian illo for Get Shirty in the On and Off The Avenue column, p. 25,
Gary Baseman illustration for Low Crimes and Misdemeanors article, p. 41,
Ad for Crumb serigraphs, p. 44,
Slyboots sketchbook of opera designs for Fantastic Mr. Fox by Gerald Scarfe, p. 90-1.
11/23/98
Dupuy-Berberian illo for Bambino Chic in the On and Off The Avenue column, p. 25,
Ad for Sienkiewicz Santa Claus book, p. 109 ,
Barry Blitt cartoon Dog Eat Dog, p. 116.
11/30/98
Mazzuccchelli illo, At the Public Theatre's new space, Joe's Pub, the night life's the thing, p. 16,
Dupuy-Berberian illo for 611 Fifth in the On and Off The Avenue column, p. 24,
Richard Thompson illo for The Lover in Jail by Jane Mayer, p. 55,
Ad for Crumb serigraphs, p. 109.
12/7&14/98 Cartoon Issue
Dupuy-Berberian illo for Goings on About Town column, p. 22,
Doug Allen illo for Laughing Matters in the Book Currents column, p. 42,
Dupuy-Berberian illo for The Art of Giving in the On and Off The Avenue column, p. 52.
12/21/98
Dupuy-Berberian illo for Goings on About Town column, p. 10,
Gary Baseman illustration for Nuclear Family by Frank Cammuso & Hart Seely, p. 47,
Richard Thompson illo for The Perfect Gift by Tad Friend, p. 57,
Pierre Clement illo of upside-down flying saucer, p. 72,
Mazzucchelli illo for David Halberstam's Jordan's Moment, p. 49.
12/28/98 & 1/4/99
Spiegelman cover Winter Fiction,
Cartoon by Jack Ziegler of costumed heroes in a bar, saying "When those damn graphic novels started coming out - that's when it all went down the toilet", p. 6,
Dupuy-Berberian illo for Goings on About Town column, p. 12
Dupuy-Berberian illo for Bookishness in the On and Off The Avenue column, p. 28,
Philippe Petit-Roulet illo for Noël Contendere by Adam Gopnik, p. 61,
Mattotti illo for The Snow Collectors by Tatyana Tolstaya, p. 77,
1/11/99
Mattotti cover Spyglass,
Katchor illo for "The Talk of the Town" column, p. 23,
Brief review of Katchor's The Jew of New York, p. 89,
Acocella cartoon, "This isn't working. We have nothing in common."
1/18/99
Philippe Petit-Roulet illo of man playing saxophone for Riffs in the Book Currents column, p.12,
Opening Jan. 15, Shohei Imamura's 'Dr. Akagi." illo by Takeshi Tadatsu, p. 16,
Richard Thompson illo for The Charisma of No Charisma by Elizabeth Kolbert, p. 35,
Pierre Clement illo of a robot riding on a balloon's string, p. 70,
Ad for Neil Gaiman's Stardust, p. 81.
1/25/99
Michael Kupperman illo for Evil, Inc. in the Book Currents column, p.18,
Gary Baseman illo for No Satisfaction by John Cassidy, p. 88.
2/1/99
Dupuy-Berberian illo for Great Guns in the On and Off The Avenue column, p. 13,
Ben Katcho illo for The Talk of the Town, p. 21,
Mattotti illos for Rebecca Mead's The Crisis in Cashmere, p. 56.
2/8/99
Philippe Petit-Roulet spot illo of man ordering a drink of poison, p. 12,
Dupuy-Berberian illo "Cubism and Fashion" pairs couture and canvas, at the Met's Costume Institute, p. 13,
Ad for You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown - The Broadway Musical, p. 19.
2/15/99
Richard Thompson illo for The White Problem by James Collins, p. 39,
Gary Baseman illo for Closure by Steve Martin, p. 43,
Sue Coe illo for Notes Left Behind by Alec Wilkinson, p. 44,
Valentine's cartoon "There's a twenty in it for you if you just keep moving" by J.C. Duffy, creator of the newspaper strip, The Fusco Brothers, p. 78.
2/21 & 3/1/99
Mazzucchelli illo Ladies' night at Swine on Nine Saloon, a new theme bar in Hell's Kitchen, p. 20,
Ana Juan illo for A Husband for Dil by Philip Gourevitch, p. 78.
3/8/99
41 Shots 10 cents cover by Art Spiegelman,
John Cassidy The firm illustrated by Richard Thompson, p. 28;
Russia: The Key Players by Christopher Buckley illustratedby Barry Blitt, p. 37.
3/15/99
Kupperman caricature of Richard Lester in Open-Field Runner, p. 26,
David Denby's In the Eye of the Beholder, a movie review illustrated by Spiegelman with a concentration camp victim holding an Oscar, p. 97.
3/22/99
Dupuy-Berberian illo for Back from the East in the On and Off The Avenue column, p. 28,
Marisa Acocella cartoon, Fendi Bag Lady, p. 54,
J.C. Duffy cartoon, "My goodness, Marion. Our dishes are so spotless I can see deep within my hollow, tormented soul!", p. 101,
Oliphant caricature of Clinton and Stephanopoulos for Boy in the Bubble by Jeffrey Frank, p. 107.
3/29/99
Dupuy-Berberian illo At the Walter Reade Theatre, a program of Egyptian musicals, p. 30,
Ben Katchor illo for The Talk of The Town column, p. 43,
J.C. Duffy cartoon, "For Mervyn, mornings were a time of quiet introspection", p. 79,
Tony Horwitz article, The Inn Crowd, illustrated by Gerald Scarfe, p. 81.
4/5/99
Ben Katchor illo for Swizzler, p. 15,
Mazzucchelli illo, Tim Hawkinson's "Pentecost," at Ace, p. 16,
Lionel Koechlin illo, Opening March 31, "The Underground Orchestra", p 24,
Sue Coe illo of Saddam Hussein for Seymour M. Hersh's Saddam's Best Friend, p. 32,
Barry Blitt illo for Christopher Buckley's Important Notice of Communicable Disease, p. 43.
4/12/99
Loustal illo Corneille's "Le Cid," at BAM's Majestic Theatre, p. 6
Barry Blitt illo for Joseph Epstein's Taking the Bypass, p. 58.
4/19/99 The Plastic Man issue
Spiegelman's The Plastic Arts cover and article Comix 101: Forms stretched to their limits on Jack Cole and Plastic Man, p. 76-85,
Katchor illo, "Lake Hollywood," by John Guare, staged by the Signature Theatre Company, p. 6,
Kupperman illo, At the Walter Reade Theatre, "Gallivant," showing April 27 and April 29 as part of the series "New British Cinema," p. 20,
Pierre Clement boxing kangaroo illo, p. 47,
Mark Todd illo The sweet now: Timothy Olyphant, Sarah Polley, and Katie Holmes in "Go" for Anthony Lane's article Young Blood, p. 107.
4/26 & 5/3/99
Millionaire illo for In the Money in the Book Currents column, p. 28,
Götting illo of Truffaut for Mercury article, p. 32,
Katchor illo for The Talk of The Town column, p. 39,
Scarfe illos, p. 48, 115, 141,
Thompson illo for A Sense of Change by John Updike, p. 83,
Marisa Acocella cartoon, Merger? Acquisition?, p. 124.
5/10/99
Takeshi Tadatsu illo Dr. Israel, at the Knitting Factory, p. 16,
Book Currents: 'Tooned in [animation book reviews], p. 20,
Marisa Acocella cartoon, A List, B List, Everyone Else, p. 75.
5/17/99
Thompson illo for Are we having fun yet? by Roger Angell, p. 38,
Scarfe caricature of Lucas and Asimov for Star Wars article by Oliver Morton, In pursuit of infinity, 84-89.
5/24/99
Mark Todd illo, Shane Dundas and David Collins, in "Thwack," at the Minetta Lane Theatre, p. 8,
Pierre Clement illo of a kangaroo carrying a briefcase, p. 36,
Spiegelman's And now, on the big screen... on Star Wars and real world violence, p. 81.
5/31/99
Katchor illo, Music by composers interred at Green-Wood Cemetery, performed on-site by the Goldman Memorial Board, p. 20,
Jaime Hernandez illo for High-School Confidential by David Denby, p. 94.
6/7/99
Mattotti illo for Susan Orlean's Fertile Ground, p. 58,
Mad cartoonist Peter Porges cartoon, Beach sublets, Mountain time shares, Lake condos, p. 65.
6/14/99
Katchor illo, An Installation by Young Sun Lim, at Liebman Magnan, p. 14,
Sketchbook of woman in bathing suit in busy pool by Anna Juan, p. 53,
Pierre Clement unsigned illo of man playing horn to charm a tiger, p. 89.
6/21&28/99
20 Writers for the 21st Century cover by Chris Ware and Chip Kidd,
Spot illos by Chris Ware from The ACME Novelty Library,
Doug Allen illo for Tight Spots in Book Currents column, p. 36,
7/5/99
Adrian Tomine illo, Luscious Jackson, at Central Park Summer Stage, p. 9,
Walter Minus illo of artist painting a naked woman through a window, p. 14,
Dupuy-Berberian illo for Old Salts in the On and Off The Avenue column, p. 17,
Mark Todd illo, Opening June 30, "South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.", p. 18,
Thompson illo for John Cassidy's Time Bomb, p. 29,
Tomi Ungerer illo for Atul Gawande's A Queasy Feeling, p. 34,
Oliphant illo for Nicholas Lemann's Scandalizers-In-Chief, p. 76,
Carlos Nine illo for Anthony Lane's All For Love, a review of An Ideal Husband, p. 89.
7/12/99
Katchor illo, David Johansen and the Harry Smiths, at the Bottom Line, p. 9,
Scarfe caricature for Paul Goldberger's Detroit Tiger, p. 28,
Clement spot illo of flying saucer, p. 33,
Petit-Roulet illo for Michael Specter's A Sinking Feeling: Doesn't Venice Want to Be Saved?, p. 40,
Spiegelman article Horton Hears a Heil on Dr. Seuss' WWII political cartoons, p. 62-63,
Acocella cartoon, "So what if he doesn't know Ovid. He knows Ovitz.", p. 68,
Duffy cartoon, "I'm afraid you'll never know if this was for the speeding or for the Celine Dion tape, sir.", p. 76.
7/19/99
Götting illo François Cluzet and Mathieu Amalric in "Late August, Early September.", p. 26,
Blitt illo for Steve Martin's The Y3K Bug, p. 40.
7/26/99
Acocella cartoon, "Don't get me wrong. I think the morning-after pill is great. It's just that right now my problem is lining up something for the night before.", p. 26
Blitt illo for Election 2000 by Andy Borowitz, p. 45,
Duffy cartoon, "I really don't see how giving you a six-letter word for a sixteenth-century crested helmet helps my problem.", p. 64,
Anna Juan illo of Eyes Wide Shut for David Denby's Last Waltz, p. 85.
8/2/99
Anna Juan cover, City in Mourning, on death of JFK, Jr.,
Acocella cartoon, "I take it we got the account", p. 6,
Scarfe illo of Lord Byron for Mud and Flames by John Updike, p. 82.
8/9/99
Duffy cartoon of cat looking at man's leg in mousehole, p. 36,
Blitt illo for You're Fired! by John Lanchester, p. 78,
Summer Blockbuster Reading by Larry Doyle and Kyle Baker, p. 90.
8/16/99
letters on Spiegelman article on Dr. Seuss' WWII political cartoons, p. 5,
Takeshi Tadatsu illo, Janeane Garofalo, Ben Stiller, Paul Reubens, et al., in "Mystery Men.", p. 18.
8/23 & 30/99
Dupuy-Berberian illo Wine appreciation at Le Bateau Ivre, p. 16,
Pierre Clement spot illos, pps. 94, 104,, 106, 114, 117, 120, 133, 136, 141, 147, 158, 164, 177, 180,
Billout illo for Bruce McCall's Endurance, p. 100,
Duffy cartoon of swing made out of underwear, p. 126,
Scarfe illo for Mark Singer's Adventure as Executive Therapy, p. 148,
Acocella cartoon, "C'mon, Sugar, take a walk on the mild side.", p. 154,
Ruben Bolling cartoon, Achievement Adventuring for the Goal-Oriented Adventurer!, p. 204.
9/6/99
Zingarelli illo, Kool Keith, the Black Elvis, at Wetlands, p. 11,
Barry Blitt illo for Jack Handey's Reintroducing Me To My Habitat, p. 33,
Joost Swarte Fun in the Sun cartoon, p. 65,
Duffy cartoon, Thank You For Not Killing Me, p. 84.
9/13/99
Mark Todd illo, Les Sans Culottes, at Arlene Grocery, p. 14,
Clement illo of robot swinging from balloon, p. 55,
Nicholas Lemann article, Buffaloed, illustrated by Ralph Steadman, p. 98,
A.O. Scott article Bad trip: A father-daughter massacre, a review of Cruddy, Lynda Barry's novel. Includes an illo by her, p. 104-107.
Zingarelli illo for David Denby's Dog Days, p. 107.
9/20/99
Millionaire illo for From the Pulpit in the Book Currents column, p. 36,
Marisa Acocella cartoon, "I had a lovely time checking out great-looking men checking out even better-looking men.", p. 106.
9/27/99
Blitt cover, Buzz City, on the outbreak of mosquito-borne diseases,
Allen illo for Rah! in the Book Currents column, p. 18,
Scarfe illo for John McPhee's Farewell to the Nineteenth Century, p. 44,
Jaime Hernandez illo for Susan Orlean's Meet the Shaggs, p. 72,
Tom Tomorrow strip, Action News: 2099, p. 106.
10/4/99
Meulen cover, The Unbearable Lightness of Reading,
Clement spot illo of flying saucer, p. 65,
Ana Juan illo for Whose Body Is It, Anyway? by Atul Gawande, p. 84,
Ruben Bolling strip Barry Pitner, satirizing Harry Potter book's success, p. 118.
10/11/99
Spiegelman cover, Open-minded Mayor, a caricature of Guliani,
Dupuy-Berberian illo, José (el Canario) Alberto, at S.O.B.'s, p. 16,
Katchor illo for Truly Tasteless Medium, p. 22,
Meulen illo on Egypt for Live and Let Die in the Book Currents column, p. 26,
Allen illo, Opening Oct. 8, Danny Hoch in Marc Levin's "Whiteboys.", p. 28.
10/18&25/99
Todd illo, Compagnie Käfig, the French-Algerian hip-hop dance troupe, performs at Hostos, p. 22,
Dupuy-Berberian illo for Toy Story in the On and Off The Avenue column, p. 46,
Kupperman illo, Opening Oct. 22, David Riker's "The City.", p. 74,
Paul Coker artwork for Deer International ad, p. 131,
Jaime Hernandez illo for Sophie's World by Rebecca Mead, p. 184,
Tomine illo for Not Entirely Clueless by Nancy Franklin, p. 232,
Bolling comic strip, Harvey Richards, Lawyer for Children [on thriving technology law practice], p. 256.
11/1/99
Thompson caricature of Bill Bradley for Joe Klein's Silent Running, p. 56
Pierre Clement boxing kangaroo illo, p. 59,
Scarfe caricature for Recipe for a Witch-Hunt by John Banville, p. 113.
11/8/99
Millionaire illo, The invasion of the anti-Beatles: the Monks reunite for Cavestomp! '99, p. 12,
Pierre Clement boxing kangaroo knocked out by a cactus illo, p. 71,
Meulen illo for The Critics column, p. 88.
11/15/99
#Katchor illo, Spencer Scott Barros and Tim Cain, in "Minstrel Show," by Max Sparber, p. 14,
#Superman cartoon ad for Canon by Ziegler, p. 17,
#Kupperman illo, At BAM Rose Cinemas, Luis Buñuel's "Los Olvidados", p. 36,
#Pierre Clement kangaroo carrying briefcase, p. 52,
#Duffy dominatrix cartoon, "Please listen carefully, as my menu options have changed.", p. 66,
#Oliphant caricatures for Jeffrey Toobin's The Secret War in Starr's Office, p. 68-79,
#Scarfe illo for Woody's Dream by Douglas Preston, p. 80,
#Meulen illo for The Critics column (1/2 of last weeks reprinted), p. 98,
#Gahan Wilson comic strip, Food Fight, p. 118.
11/22/99 The 3rd annual Cartoon Issue
#Oliphant artnet.com advertisement gag cartoons, p. 57, 134, 199,
#Feiffer's They say that Americans are gaining weight comic strip journalism, p. 59,
#Stamaty's Campaign trail comic strip journalism, p. 60,
#Katchor's Dept. of Harmony: The New York City Marathon passes through Brooklyn's Williamsburg comic strip journalism, p. 62, 67,
#Blitt's Table talk: Hot Fusion or Twelve Hungry Men (and Women) comic strip journalism, p. 67,
#Acocella's The Sporting Life: You're Going into the Knicks' Locker Room?!! comic strip journalism, p. 67-68,
#Acocella cartoon, "I want you to meet Dave. You'll get a kick out of his money.", p. 106,
#Bolling's Our Millenium in Review comic strip, p. 158-159,
#Duffy cartoon, "You make me want to be a better man, Olivia. Then maybe I could find somebody else.", p. 161,
#Tomorrow's Holographic Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve: 2999! comic strip, p. 174-175.
11/29/99
#Millionaire illo, Skeet Ulrich, Jewel, and Jeffrey Wright in Ang Lee's "Ride With The Devil", p. 34,
#Duffy cartoon of cat looking at Trump-size mousehole, p. 60.
12/6/99
#Acocella "Stop complaining. Who isn't broke?" cartoon of two women shoppers, p. 56,
#Duffy cartoon of psychiatrist and patient, "I'll say a normal word, then you say the first sick thing that pops into your head.", p. 74,
#Acocella cartoon "No, we are not twins.", p. 82,
#Billout illo for Your Mail Has Vanished by Michael Specter, p. 96,
#Oliphant cartoon ads for artnet.com, p. 98, 100, 102,
#Spiegelman cartoon, "The Technophobe": the cover of our first digital issue, December 4, 1937, p. 111,
#Scarfe caricature of Tony Blair for John Cassidy's The Blair Project, p. 116.
12/20/99
#Millionaire illo, Bushels of Bach, p. 20,
#Duffy cartoon of a pianist saying, "You people make me sick. Nonetheless, here's a little toe-tapper.", p. 59
#Spiegelman cartoon, The Evolution of Xmas, p. 69,
#Meulen illo for Books from Our Pages, p. 98.
12/27/99 & 1/3/00
#Katchor illo, The Campbell Apartment, at Grand Central Terminal, p. 19,
#Anna Juan Sketchbook, of a monk completing a manuscript while Federal Express waits for it, p. 83,
#Acocella cartoon, Trophy Husbands, of two women staring at heads mounted on wall, p. 102,
#Scarfe caricatures of Jim Carrey, Danny DeVito, Jim Broadbent, Matt Damon and Gwyneth Paltrow for Killing Time by Anthony Lane, p. 128.
1/10/00
#Mattotti illo of Indian woman attacked by tiger for Gandhi's Daughters by Mary Anne Weaver, p. 50,
#Steadman sketchbook, God's Drawing Board, p. 68-69.
1/17/00
#Blitt cover, Hailing Dr. King,
#Millionaire illo for Classical Notes: A Vintage Year, p. 14,
#Kupperman illo, Through Jan. 23 at AMMI, "Mental Hygiene: Social Guidance Films 1945-1970" offers a rare showing of the generic morality films once shown in school classrooms, p. 20,
#Acocella cartoon, "You don't have any time? Try fitting Taoist sex into your schedule", p. 26,
#Thompson illo for Flawed Hero: John McCain creates the confessional candidacy by Joe Klein, p. 28.
1/24/00
#Thompson caricature of Bill Bradley and Al Gore for Joe Klein's The Campaign, p. 30,
#Billout illo, for Jerome Groopman's Second Opinion, p. 40,
#Acocella cartoon of two women talking on bar stools, "Been there. Done him.", p. 53,
#Porges cartoon of vultures watchinga man in a hammock, p. 60,
#Feiffer comic strip, "Soon it has to be my turn.", p. 96.
1/31/00
#Katchor illo, "The Memoirs of Glückel of Hameln," at La Mama, p. 10,
#Barry Blitt illo for Hendrik Hertzberg's This Must Be The Place, p. 36,
#Petit-Roulet illo for Adam Gopnik's Like a King: How to have a baby in France, p. 40,
#Clement spot illo of kangeroo carrying a briefcase, p. 62.
2/7/00
#Millionaire illo Pomerium performs music from the court of Charles V, at Corpus Christi Church, p. 20,
#Thompson caricature of Bradley and Bush for Joe Klein's Politics without Tears, p. 35,
#Thompson caricature of Hillary Clinton for Elizabeth Kolbert's Running on Empathy, p. 36.
2/14/00
#Scarfe illo for Anthony Lane's The Maria Problem, p. 30,
#Billout illo for Jerome Groopman's Medicine on Mars, p.36,
#Clement spot illo of boxing kangeroo, p. 39,
#Spiegelman's Abstract Thought is a Warm Puppy, comic strip on Schulz's retirement,p. 61-63,
Feiffer's Misdemeanors of the Heart comic strip, p. 86.
2/21&28/00
#Kupperman illo, Aeronautically inspired works by Samuel Barber, Laurie Anderson, Philip Glass, and Kurt Weill, performed by the American Composers Orchestra, at Carnegie Hall, p. 54,
#Mouly's Cover story reprints Crumb, Spiegelman, Mattotti, Charles Addams covers, p. 79-85,
#Katchor illo for Attention Geniuses: Cash Only by Woody Allen, p. 148,
#Acocella cartoon, "Not tonight, dear. I have carpal-tunnel syndrome", p. 244,
#Petit-Roulet spot illo, p. 250,
#Ward Sutton ad for Jack Mason All New! Much Ado About Nothing, p. 260.
3/6/00
#Spiegelman cover, Out like a lamb,
#Katchor illo Axis Theatre's adaptation of Büchner's "Woyzeck.", p. 12,
#Millionaire illo An afternoon of chanteys at the South Street Seaport (see Above and Beyond), p. 20,
#Kupperman illo, Celluloid Magic, p. 24,
#Duffy, J.C. Who Wants to be Regis? cartoon, p. 100.
3/13/00
#Scarfe illo, Philip Baker Hall, William H. Macy, and Mark Webber, in "American Buffalo", p. 8,
#Thompson caricature for Joe Klein's Kamikaze, p. 36,
#Petit-Roulet spot illo, p. 44,
#Clement spot illo of robot on floating crocodile, p. 82,
#Feiffer comic strip, Portraitgate, on Nixon, p. 102.
3/20/00
#Blitt caricature for If Not Not Elected... by Ben Greenman, p. 80,
#Billout illo for The Last Floor Show: What will become of the New York Stock Exchange? by Elizabeth Kolbert, p. 84,
#Scarfe illo for Short Cuts by Tad Friend, p. 134.
3/27/00
#Gorey illo, "The little black dress and other signs of status" at F.I.T., p. 19,
#Thompson caricature for The Black Box by David Remnick, p. 40,
#Blitt caricature for Van Gogh in AOL by Noah Baumbach, p. 51,
#Katchor illo for Calvin Trillin's The Magic Bagel, p. 53,
#Duffy cartoon, Working with what you have, p. 132.
4/3/00
#Duffy cartoon, "By breaking the seal on this dress, you accept the terms and conditions printed on my panties," it's a computer joke, p. 50,
#Clement spot illo of a sphinx. Repeated from an earlier issue, p. 51,
#Petit-Roulet spot illo? of a car at night, p. 59,
#Gorey comic strip, Seasonal Confusion, p. 102,
4/10/00
#Mattotti cover, Night Life,
#Scarfe illo for The Pharmageddon Riddle by Michael Specter, p. 58,
#Steadman illo for They're in the River by John McPhee, p. 72,
#Mattotti illo for Pop Goes Aida by Nancy Franklin, p. 97.
4/17/00
#Petit-Roulet illo? of man on bicycle, p. 49,
#Scarfe illo for Martin Filler's The Museum Game: The Guggenheim wants to re-create Bilbao on Wall Street, p. 96,
#Acocella cartoon, "He's interesting. But he's not Brazilian-bikini-wax interesting," p. 104.
4/24&5/1/00
#Millionaire illo, Book Currents: There's Gold in Them Thar Books!, p. 48,
#Petit-Roulet spot illo? of a car, p. 187,
#3 Bolling illos for David Denby's The Quarter of Living Dangerously, p. 190-200.
5/8/00
#Feiffer comic strip, "I walk down the street and every six-year-old I see looks like - Elian?", p. 52,
#Joan Acocella article, The empty couch: What is lost when psychiatry turns to drugs? illustrated by Scarfe, p. 112,
#Ross article, Star turns: Lauren Flanigan and Lorraine Hunt Lieberson transform opera into drama, illustrated by Mattotti, p. 127,
#Postscript: Edward Gorey (1925-2000), p. 130.
5/15/00
#Katchor illo, All in the Family, p. 30,
#Will the Real Uncle Duke Please Stand Up? by Douglas Brinkley on Hunter Thompson and Garry Trudeau, p. 34-36,
#Petit-Roulet? spot illo of man drinking through a crooked straw, p. 78,
#Chris Browne comic strip, Mamma Mia!, p. 108.
7/3/00
#Millionaire illo, Book Currents: Risky Business, p. 16,
#Thompson illo for Veep Show by Joe Klein, p. 30,
#Barry Blitt caricature, Mild Thing on Paul Allen's new music museum, p. 48,
#Spiegelman illo for Peter Schjeldahl's The Blooming Beast: Rockefeller Center gets a new "Puppy", p. 74-76. Spiegelman also did "The Critics" illo on p. 74,
#Zingarelli caricature of Mel Gibson for No Limit by David Denby, p. 117
7/24/00
#David Denby 'X-Men' movie review, Dazzled: Mutants and the human problem, p. 87.
8/14/00
#Millionaire illo, Book Currents: Fake, Frauds, and Forgeries, p. 18,
#Todd illo, British d.j. Roni Size and Reprazent, at Central Park Summer Stage, p. 10,
#Petit-Roulet? spot illo of man walking down a path, p. 57,
#Barry Blitt funny animal cartoon The Dog Days, p. 90.
9/4/00
#Millionaire illo, Book Currents: A Wing and A Prayer by Leo Carey, p. 14,
#Kupperman illo, Marc Singer lived in an Amtrak tunnel underneath Manhattan for two years while filming his documentary, "Dark Days", p. 24,
#Spiegelman comic strip, A Family Movie, p. 62-63.
1/8/01
#Mark Singer article, Bush vs. Trudeau, Chapter 1, p. 28-29,
#Anna Juan illo for The Black Season by Daphne Merkin, p. 32,
#Thompson illo for Under Suspicion by Atul Gawande, p. 50.
2/12/01
#The lecture series "Heat: An Evening With...," at the New York City Fire Museum, by Katchor, p. 26,
#Duffy cartoon, "I've had a request. Nonetheless, here's another song.", p. 61,
#Acocella cartoon, "He's your type -- gorgeous, successful, and totally unavailable.", p. 66,
#Spiegelman spot illo of The Critics, p. 88.
2/19&26/01
#Kupperman illo, The Howard Fishman quartet leaves Brooklyn for a run of Sunday's at Joe's Pub, p. 34,
#Millionaire illo for Book Currents: Sad But True by Mark Rozzo, p. 46,
#Clement illo of robots on an elephant, p. 95,
#Duffy cartoon of dog telling bartender who is pouring Kibbles 'n Bits, "Leave the Box", p. 156,
#Sketchbook by Ana Juan, p. 169,
#Spiegelman spot illo of The Critics, p. 208,
#Anthony Lane's Lost horizon: The sad and savage wit of A. E. Houseman illustrated by Gerald Scarfe, p. 208.
3/12/01
#Katchor illo, Verdi's "Nabucco" returns to the Metropolitan Opera, beginning March 8, p. 28,
#Kupperman illo for Book Currents: Murder Ink by Leo Carey, p. 30,
#Todd illo, Flora Montgomery and Peter McDonald in the Irish comedy "When Brendan Met Trudy", p. 35,
#Juan illo for Days of Ice and Roses by Jamaica Kincaid, p. 59,
#Acocella cartoon, "They stay together for the money.", p. 66,
#Spiegelman spot illo of The Critics, p. 96,
#Tomine illo for A Gun in the Sun by David Denby, p. 108.
4/16/01
#Petit-Roulet spot illo of police car, p. 58,
#Duffy cartoon, "We don't use the word 'crazy' in this office, Mr. Channing. Everywhere else, sure, but not here.", p. 70.
5/7/01
#Blitt cover, Furor on Broadway,
#Kupperman illo for Book Currents: Waiting in the Wings by William Cohen, p. 24,
#Kupperman illo Opening May 4, "Eureka," directed by Shinji Aoyama, p. 28,
#Juan illo for Great Sprint Forward: All China is enlisted in the bid for the 2008 Olympics by Peter Hessler, p. 38,
#Petit-Roulet? spot illo of man walking around a corner, p. 41,
#Thompson illo for Dead Air by Tad Friend, p. 90.
5/14/01
#Kupperman illo for Book Currents: When She Sails, p. 22,
#Kupperman illo Opening May 11, "Time and Tide," directed by Tsui Hark, p. 34,
#Petit-Roulet? spot illo of a man drinking through a straw, p. 70,
#Floch illo of Jackie Kennedy for Costume of the Country by Judith Thurman, p. 96.
7/16/01
#Kupperman illo Keith Nobbs, Isiah Whitlock, Jr., Vinessa Antoine, and Armando Riesco, in "Four.", p. 10,
#Katchor illo "A Curious Invasion," choreographed by Sara Pearson and Patrik Widrig, at Wave Hill., p. 12,
#Meulen full-page cartoon, Low Tide, p. 55,
#Clement spot illo of robot on floating alligator, p. 60,
#Blitt caricature illo for Super Friends by Malcolm Gladwell, p. 76.
7/23/01
#Floch cover Upper West Side Story,
#Millionaire illo for Book Currents: Life as a Dog, p. 18,
#Loustal illustration for Molly O'Neill's Letter from Cambodia: Home for Dinner: A leading chef tries to reconcile himself to the past with one perfect meal, p. 54,
#Acocella cartoon, "What does she do with her life? She's at every party I go to.", p. 60,
#Mattotti illo for False Fronts: Two chronicles of lying (sort of) by Louis Menand, p. 78-79.
8/13/01
#Poor Sports cover by Blitt;
#Petit-Roulet illo for The Life of the Saint by Jim Holt, p. 78.
Artist cross-reference
Acocella, Marisa (creator of She comic strip). 4/13/98, 10/5/98, 8/17/98, 1/11/99, 3/22/99, 4/26 & 5/3/99, 5/10/99, 7/12/99, 7/26/99, 8/2/99, 8/23 & 30/99, 9/20/99, 11/22/99, 12/6/99, 12/27/99 & 1/3/00, 1/17/00, 1/24/00, 2/21&28/00, 4/17/00, 2/12/01, 3/12/01, 7/23/01.
Allen, Doug. 10/18/93, 11/15/93, 12/27/93, 2/14/94, 7/11/94, 10/10/94, 11/14/94, 12/26/94, 2/6/95, 2/19/96, 2/17/97, 10/10&27/97, 1/12/98, 2/9/98, 4/13/98, 6/15/98, 7/13/98, 8/17/98, 11/9/98, 12/7&14/98, 6/21&28/99, 9/27/99, 10/11/99.
Baker, Kyle. 8/9/99.
Barry, Lynda. 9/13/99.
Baseman, Gary. 11/16/98, 12/21/98, 1/25/99, 2/15/99.
Berberian, Charles. SEE Dupuy-Berberian.
Billout, Guy (Billout is not a comics creator, but I enjoy his cartoon-like illustration work). 3/30/98, 8/23 & 30/99, 12/6/99, 1/24/00, 2/14/00, 3/20/00.
Blitt, Barry (Blitt does cartoons including a regular one in Entertainment Weekly). 3/16/98, 3/30/98, 6/1/98, 9/7/98, 9/28/98, 11/9/98, 11/16/98, 11/23/98, 3/8/99, 4/5/99, 4/12/99, 7/19/99, 7/26/99, 8/9/99, 9/6/99, 9/27/99, 11/22/99, 1/17/00, 1/31/00, 3/20/00, 3/27/00, 7/3/00, 8/14/00, 5/7/01, 7/16/01, 8/13/01. [The 9/27/99 Contributor's note says, "B.B. has contribued fourteen covers and more than seventy illustrations to the magazine since 1992" so you know I missed some].
Blütch. 3/31/97, 5/19/97, 6/23&30/97, 7/21/97, 8/25&9/1/97, 9/22/97, 10/13/97, 12/8/97, 4/27&5/4/98.
Bolling, Ruben. 8/23 & 30/99, 10/4/99, 10/18&25/99, 11/22/99, 4/24&5/1/00.
Browne, Chris. 5/15/00.
Burns, Charles. 4/12/93, 10/18/93, 11/1/93, 11/22/93, 11/21/94, 7/29/96.
Carew, Kate. 2/9/98.
Ceesepe. 4/28/97.
Clement, Pierre. 9/13/93, 9/15/97, 6/8/98, 6/15/98, 6/22&29/98, 9/14/98, 10/5/98, 12/21/98, 1/18/99, 4/19/99, 5/24/99, 6/14/99, 7/12/99, 8/23 & 30/99, 9/13/99, 10/4/99, 11/1/99, 11/8/99, 11/15/99, 1/31/00, 2/14/00, 3/13/00, 4/3/00, 2/19&26/01, 7/16/01.
Clowes, Daniel. 10/18/93, 1/10/94.
Cole, Jack. 4/19/99 (article on).
Coe, Sue. 5/24/93, 9/19/93, 11/7/94, 1/9/95, 3/6/95, 7/15/96, 1/20/97, 2/23&3/2/98, 7/20/98, 2/15/99, 4/5/99.
Coker, Paul. 10/18&25/99 (ad).
Crumb, Robert. 2/21/94, 7/25/94, 11/14/94 (article on), 4/24/95, 5/1/95 (movie review), 4/22/96, 8/26/96, 6/16/97 (ad), 9/28/98, 11/16/98 (ad), 11/30/98 (ad), 2/21&28/00.
Cruse, Howard. 10/18/93.
Deitch, Kim. 2/21/94, 6/27/94.
Dr. Seuss. 7/12/99, 8/16/99 (articles on).
Drooker, Eric. 1/17/94, 9/12/94, 3/6/95, 3/20/95, 9/20/96.
Duffy, J.C. (creator of the newspaper strip, The Fusco Brothers). 2/15/99, 3/22/99, 3/29/99, 7/12/99, 7/26/99, 8/9/99, 8/23 & 30/99, 9/6/99, 11/15/99, 11/22/99, 11/29/99, 12/6/99, 12/20/99, 3/6/00, 3/27/00, 4/3/00, 2/12/01, 2/19&26/01, 4/16/01.
Dupuy-Berberian. 9/4/95, 10/23/95, 2/19/96, 4/8/96, 8/5/96, 10/7/96, 11/25/96, 12/16/96, 6/2/97, 6/16/97, 7/14/97, 12/1/97, 1/5/98, 6/8/98, 8/24&31/98, 9/14/98, 9/21/98, 10/5/98, 10/19/98, 11/16/98, 11/23/98, 11/30/98, 12/7&14/98, 12/21/98, 12/28/98 & 1/4/99, 2/1/99, 2/8/99, 3/22/99, 3/29/99, 7/5/99, 8/23 & 30/99, 10/11/99, 10/18&25/99.
Elder, Will. 3/29/93.
Feiffer, Jules. 6/14/93, 11/29/93 (ad), 1/31/94, 12/9/96, 10/20&27/97 (ad), 11/22/99, 1/24/00, 2/14/00, 3/13/00, 5/8/00.
Floch. 2/10/97, 5/14/01, 7/23/01.
Franchioni, Arnold. 4/4/94.
Frawley, William. 11/10/97.
Friedman, Drew. 10/7/96.
Gaiman, Neil. 1/18/99 (ad).
Geary, Rick. 9/9/96 (ad).
Gorey, Edward. 11/9/92, 5/10/93, 3/27/00, 4/3/00, 5/8/00.
Götting, Jean-Claude. 8/26/96, 9/9/96, 11/11/96, 2/24/97, 4/28/97, 8/4/97, 10/13/97, 2/9/98, 8/17/98, 4/26 & 5/3/99, 7/19/99.
Gray, Harold. 2/17/97. (Annie ad)
Green, Justin. 12/27/93.
Griffith, Bill. 1/24/94, 3/21/94, 7/11/94, 7/24/95.
Groening, Matt. 10/26&11/2/98.
Hernandez, Jaime. 5/3/93, 5/31/99, 9/27/99, 10/18&25/99.
Hewlett, Jamie. 4/3/95.
Juan, Ana. 7/13/98, 10/5/98, 2/21 & 3/1/99, 6/14/99, 7/26/99, 8/2/99, 10/4/99, 12/27/99 & 1/3/00, 1/8/01, 2/19&26/01, 3/12/01, 5/7/01.
Jones, Chuck. 11/29/93.
Katchor, Ben. 8/9/93, 1/17/94, 4/17/95 (article on), 12/25/95, 7/8/96, 9/9/96, 10/21/96, 11/25/96 (article on), 4/14/97, 5/19/97, 9/8/97, 11/3/97, 8/17/98, 9/21/98, 10/19/98, 1/11/99, 2/1/99, 3/29/99, 4/5/99, 4/19/99, 4/26 & 5/3/99, 5/31/99, 6/14/99, 7/12/99, 10/11/99, 11/15/99, 11/22/99, 12/27/99 & 1/3/00, 1/31/00, 2/21&28/00, 3/6/00, 3/27/00, 5/15/00, 2/12/01, 3/12/01, 7/16/01.
Kaz. 10/18/93, 2/28/94, 12/18/95.
Kidd, Chip. 6/21&28/99.
Kirby, Jack. 3/28/94 (homage to).
Koechlin, Lionel. 4/5/99.
Kominsky-Crumb, Aline. 4/24/95, 9/28/98.
Kuper, Peter. 5/10/93, 6/21/93, 8/23/93, 10/18/93, 4/24/95, 7/31/95, 3/30/98.
Kupperman, Michael (Kupperman produces a self-syndicated comic panel). 9/15/97 (May have missed earlier ones), 10/20&27/97, 1/5/98, 2/2/98, 4/13/98, 5/18/98, 11/16/98, 1/25/99, 3/15/99, 4/19/99, 10/18&25/99, 11/15/99, 1/17/00, 2/21&28/00, 3/6/00, 9/4/00, 2/19&26/01, 3/12/01, 5/7/01, 5/14/01, 7/16/01.
Kurtzman, Harvey. 3/29/93 (obituary).
Lay, Carol. 2/21/94, 5/2/94, 9/19/94, 9/26/94.
Leib. 10/18/93.
Loustal, Jacques de. 10/11/93, 6/13/94, 9/26/94, 12/26/94, 1/30/95, 5/8/95, 1/15/96, 8/25&9/1/97, 1/26/98, 4/12/99, 7/23/01.
Mattotti, Lorenzo. 5/24/93, 6/21/93, 8/8/94, 11/7/94, 1/9/95, 3/27/95, 4/24/95, 7/31/95, 10/16/95, 12/18/95, 3/11/96, 4/8/96, 11/4/96, 1/13/97, 9/22/97, 12/8/97, 2/2/98, 4/27&5/4/98, 9/21/98, 12/28/98 & 1/4/99, 1/11/99, 2/1/99, 6/7/99, 1/10/00, 2/21&28/00, 4/10/00, 5/8/00, 7/23/01.
Mauldin, Bill. 7/27/98.
Max. 12/18/95, 10/6/97.
Mazzucchelli, Dave. 7/26/93, 8/23/93, 10/4/93, 10/18/93, 11/1/93, 11/15/93, 5/2/94, 7/11/94, 9/19/94, 10/24/94, 1/30/95, 7/3/95, 12/11/95, 8/26/96, 10/21/96, 12/2/96, 2/10/97, 2/24/97, 3/24/97, 4/14/97, 6/9/97, 6/23&30/97, 7/7/97, 8/11/97, 11/24/97, 7/13/98, 7/27/98, 11/30/98, 12/21/98, 2/21 & 3/1/99, 4/5/99.
McKean, Dave. 5/24/93, 6/21/93, 11/29/93, 4/18/94, 10/10/94, 4/3/95, 12/25/95.
Meulen, Ever. 2/21/94, 12/5/94, 7/21/97, 7/28/97, 8/4/97, 8/11/97, 8/18/97, 8/25&9/1/97, 9/8/97, 9/22/97, 9/29/97, 10/6/97, 10/13/97, 11/24/97, 12/8/97, 1/5/98, 2/2/98, 2/9/98, 3/23/98, 3/30/98, 7/20/98, 8/3/98, 10/5/98, 10/4/99, 10/11/99, 11/8/99, 11/15/99, 12/20/99, 7/16/01.
Miller, Frank. 1/31/94.
Millionaire, Tony. 7/14/97, 9/7/98, 4/26 & 5/3/99, 9/20/99, 11/8/99, 11/29/99, 12/20/99, 1/17/00, 2/7/00, 3/6/00, 4/24&5/1/00, 7/3/00, 8/14/00, 9/4/00, 7/23/01.
Minus, Walter. 1/9/95, 1/6/97, 3/24/97, 8/25&9/1/97, 5/11/98, 8/3/98, 7/5/99.
Niemann, Christoph. 7/27/98, 8/24&31/98, 9/14/98. Stopped listing due to lack of comics work.
Nine, Carlos. 8/19/96, 7/5/99.
O'Connell, Mitch. 2/16/98.
Oliphant. 1/1/5/96, 3/22/99, 7/5/99, 11/15/99, 11/22/99, 12/6/99.
Panter, Gary. 4/19/93, 5/3/93, 5/10/93, 7/26/93, 8/23/93, 10/18/93, 10/25/93, 11/29/93, 12/27/93, 1/31/94, 2/28/94, 3/28/94, 5/2/94, 6/20/94, 6/27/94, 11/21/94, 3/20/95, 10/23/95, 6/10/96, 9/4/95, 10/16/95, 2/19/96, 8/12/96, 12/9/96, 2/10/97, 3/17/97, 4/21/97, 7/14/97, 10/6/97, 3/23/98, 4/27&5/4/98, 6/1/98, 7/13/98.
Petit-Roulet, Philippe. 9/13/93, 8/3/98, 12/28/98 & 1/4/99, 1/18/99, 2/8/99, 7/12/99, 1/31/00, 2/21&28/00, 3/13/00, 4/17/00, 4/3/00, 4/24&5/1/00, 5/15/00, 8/14/00, 4/16/01, 5/7/01, 5/14/01, 8/13/01.
Plympton, Bill. 8/24&31/98.
Porges, Peter. 6/7/99, 1/24/00.
Scarfe, Gerald. 6/9/97, 7/13/98, 7/27/98, 9/29/97, 10/19/98, 11/16/98, 3/29/99, 4/26 & 5/3/99, 5/17/99, 7/12/99, 8/2/99, 8/23 & 30/99, 9/27/99, 11/1/99, 11/15/99, 12/6/99, 12/27/99 & 1/3/00, 2/14/00, 3/13/00, 3/20/00, 4/10/00, 4/17/00, 5/8/00, 2/19&26/01. (Most pre-summer 1998 caricatures were not indexed.)
Schulz, Charles. 2/8/99 (ad - may not be by him).
Sienkiewicz, Bill. 11/23/98 (ad).
Smith, Jeff. 9/4/95.
Spiegelman, Art. 12/7/92, 2/15/93, 3/29/93, 5/10/93, 6/28/93, 7/12/93, 8/9/93, 9/13/93, 9/27/93, 6/27/94, 9/26/94, 11/7/94, 12/25/94, 2/20/95, 4/17/95, 1/15/96, 4/22/96, 5/20/96, 8/19/96, 10/14/96, 1/27/97, 2/24/97, 3/31/97, 5/26/97, 8/25&9/1/97, 9/8/97, 10/6/97, 10/20&27/97, 2/16/98, 3/23/98, 5/11/98, 8/24&31/98, 10/26&11/2/98, 12/28/98 & 1/4/99, 3/8/99, 3/15/99, 4/19/99, 5/24/99, 7/12/99, 8/16/99 (letter about), 10/11/99, 12/6/99, 12/20/99, 2/14/00, 2/21&28/00, 3/6/00, 7/3/00, 9/4/00, 2/12/01, 2/19&26/01, 3/12/01.
Stamaty, Mark Alan (Stamaty has a self-syndicated comic strip, Washingtoons). 11/9/92, 12/27/93, 9/7/98, 11/22/99.
Steadman, Ralph. 9/7/98, 9/13/99, 1/10/00, 4/10/00.
Stevens, Alec. 7/25/94, 8/7/95.
Sutton, Ward. 2/21&28/00 (ad).
Swarte, Jooste. 12/25/95, 10/5/98, 9/6/99.
Tadatsu, Takeshi. 10/5/98 (earlier illos were definitely not indexed), 10/26&11/2/98, 1/18/99, 5/10/99, 8/16/99.
Thompson, Richard (Thompson has a comic panel "Richard's Poor Almanac" in the Washington Post on Sundays). 7/21/97, 9/14/98, 9/21/98, 10/5/98, 11/30/98, 12/21/98, 1/18/99, 2/15/99, 3/8/99, 4/26 & 5/3/99, 5/17/99, 7/5/99, 11/1/99, 1/17/00, 1/24/00, 2/7/00, 3/13/00, 3/27/00, 7/3/00, 1/8/01, 5/7/01.
Todd, Mark. 9/29/97, 8/24&31/98, 9/28/98, 4/19/99, 5/24/99, 7/5/99, 9/13/99, 10/18&25/99, 8/14/00, 3/12/01.
Tomine, Adrian. 7/5/99, 10/18&25/99, 3/12/01.
Tomorrow, Tom. 9/27/99, 11/22/99.
Trudeau, Garry. 1/16/95, 1/20/97 (collaborated with photographer), 2/17/97 (cartoon on), 5/15/00 (article on), 1/8/01 (article on).
Ungerer, Tomi. 7/4/99.
Ware, Chris. 6/21&28/99.
Williams, Robert. 1/19/98 (gallery show review).
Wilson, Gahan. 11/11/96, 11/15/99. (As a regular contributor, most cartoons were not indexed.)
X-Men. 7/24/00.
Zingarelli, Mark. 9/4/95, 2/26&3/4/96, 9/23/96, 9/29/97 (Earlier illos by Zingarelli were probably not indexed), 10/20&27/97, 2/2/98, 6/1/98, 6/15/98, 10/26&11/2/98, 9/6/99, 9/13/99, 7/3/00.