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As longtime New Yorker readers will recall, the magazine published immediately following 9/11 carried but one drawing, the one below by the late great George Booth: The post Friday Spill: George Booth’s 9/11 Drawing first appeared on Inkspill.

Latest Addition to The Spill Archive…Mrs.

Return To Sender: Air Mail Drops Cartoons In recent years, Air Mail, the online magazine, has, in this era of shrinking “markets” (how I dislike calling magazines that) been a welcome source of income for single panel cartoonists.

Women Laughing Screening And Panel At SPX SPX is coming up this weekend.

The Monday Tilley Watch takes a glancing look at the art and artists of the latest issue of The New Yorker The Cartoonists and Cartoons Twelve cartoons, twelve cartoonists.

The Tilley Watch Online, Aug.31 – Sept. 4, 2026 An end of the week listing of New Yorker artists whose work has appeared on newyorker.com features Cartoons: Jeremy Nguyen, Christopher Weyant, Lars Kenseth, Alex Fraga (an online only cartoonist), Ellen Lie…

Thoughts On The Saturday Evening Post Hearing last Wednesday that The Saturday Evening Post would cease publishing its print edition after 205 years (it will continue publishing online) made me a bit nostalgic.

As more and more Thurber titles (both foreign & domestic) turn up online, I thank my lucky stars I’m not the completist I’d like to be.

Simon Fieldhouse’s 3D Charles Addams & Co.

Latest Addition To The Spill Archive…Whoops!