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J. R. Williams has often been called “The Mark Twain of the American Newspaper Cartoon.” This volume is first of a series devoted to J. R. Williams’ long-running “Out Our Way” panels (1922-1957). It deals with the remarkable poetry contained in his comics, sometimes hilarious, sometimes touching, and always authentic. Williams himself left home at…
J. R. Williams has often been called “The Mark Twain of the American Newspaper Cartoon.” This volume is the second of a series devoted to J. R. Williams’ long-running “Out Our Way” panels (1922-1957). The “Born Thirty Years Too Soon” cartoon panels manage to be both funny and touching, each one carrying his own authentic…
J. R. Williams has often been called “The Mark Twain of the American Newspaper Cartoon.” This volume is the third of a series devoted to J. R. Williams’ long-running “Out Our Way” panels (1922-1957). The professional cartooning career of J. R. Williams began in 1922 and continued until his death in 1957. During this period,…
The fourth book in the “Hoo-Hah!” series celebrates its 175th Anniversary with an in-depth examination of America’s Forgotten Genius Cartoonist – Maurice Ketten. It also features more J. R. Williams’ “Out Our Way” comic panels, “The Funnies As Seen By Their Fans” by Bruce Simon, a great selection of classic short hilarious stories, the Complete…
