Historically linked to the written press as social or political criticism, the graphic humour of one or several cartoons, even full pages, could be defined as that graphic work with a humorous or satirical intention. Although it has also been used, and is used, for other purposes, whether didactic, informative or as mere press illustrations.
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On 12 March, the 91st anniversary of the birth of Miguel Gila was commemorated, that is to say, since only a few of us remembered this date. His absurd, close, simple and surrealist humour, taken to the limit, made his work a point of reference. For many, he was the pioneer of ... Read more
The limits of humour Download ebook Manuel Romero, a student at the Escuela Superior de la Comunicación in Granada, has finished his final degree project, with good marks, under the title"Deontology and Law of Graphic Humour in the Contemporary Spanish Press" Today I have been able to read it in the peace and ... Read more
Juan Valdez v Mike Peters lawsuit object cartoon Cartoon 1 Mother Goose: Mmm, fresh Colombian coffee in the morning. Ralph: You know there's a big crime syndicate in Colombia... Cartoon 2 Ralph: So, when they say there's a little bit of Juan Valdez in every can, maybe they're not kidding. Cartoon 3 Grimm: ... Read more
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