Funny Ladies

Focusing on the contributions of women cartoonists, this book highlights their significant yet often overlooked role in shaping the iconic humor of The New Yorker over the decades. Liza Donnelly, a seasoned cartoonist herself, offers an in-depth celebration of these artists, tracing their impact from the Roaring Twenties to today. The work not only showcases their witty and memorable cartoons but also sheds light on the evolving landscape of female representation in the world of cartooning.