Rico Tipo was a weekly Argentine comic magazine that appeared from late 1944 until 1972. Founded and directed by Gillermo Divito (1914-1969).

A Ding Darling Sampler - The Editorial Cartoons of Jay N. Darling. Compiled and edited by Christopher D. Koss, grandson of Darling. Published by Maecenas Press, 2004. Ding Darling during his time (1876-1962) was published daily on 150 publications. Winner of two Pulitzer Prizes. Drew 15,000 editorial cartoons.

A Ding Darling Sampler - The Editorial Cartoons of Jay N. Darling. Compiled and Edited by Christopher Koss. Published in 2004.  Jay Norwood "Ding" Darling (1876-1962) drew 15,000 editorial cartoons.

Published in a medical journal, Dialysis and Transplantation, circa 1990's.

The HERBLOCK Gallery - Published by Simon and Shuster, 1968. By then Herbert Block had five published books. By the late 60's he also won two Pulitzer Prizes. The U.S. State Department, during this time, had distributed around the world more than a million copies of his pamphlet, Herblock Looks at Communism.

While at the AAEC conference in Sacramento I took a walk next to the Capitol....

A thank you to Scott at the AAEC conference in Sacramento.

While in Sacramento during the AAEC conference there were so many homeless, specially next to the library. Really sad. 

Cool book by Rob Rogers, No Cartoon Left Behind! Published in 2009 by Carnegie Mellon University Press, Pittsburgh. Amazing art work.

It was great meeting with Rob Rogers (L), a great Editorial Cartoonists, at the American Association of Editorial Cartoonists, AAEC, in Sacramento, 2018.