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Frank Evers is best known for his work on the Op-Ed page of the New York Daily News and other newspapers, which brought him the National Cartoonist Society’s Editorial Cartoon Award in 1979. But decades before, during the “cartoon nunsplosion” of the 1950s, he crafted these dozens of cartoons about the local Roman Catholic priest…
In Saints Alive!, Margaret Carroll, Jerry McCue, and Al Kilgore turn their humor to one Catholic community, its school with its delinquent student, its clergy with their joys and their foibles. For more in this little world, see Convent Belles and Monsignor, or get all three books in one in Kilgore’s Catholics. Al Kilgore would…
Heavenly Days, Carol Meiling’s contribution to the cartoon nunsplosion of the 1950s, is the rare female-drawn entry into the genre. Meiling brings her own spritely sensibility to showing the humanity of Catholic sisters.
With Convent Belles, Margaret Carroll, Jerry McCue, and Al Kilgore launched a series of original cartoon books about the Roman Catholic community around St. John’s Parochial School – the nuns, the priests, the schoolchildren, and more. Look also for Saints Alive!, and Monsignor, or get all three books in one affordable volume by ordering Kilgore’s…
The mighty Joe Lane specialized in cartoons taking a joyful look at nuns, as this 1956 collection highlights. NOTE: Joe Lane occasionally used caricatures of Africans and Native Americans which, while common at the time, are understood as inappropriate today. These are included in this edition in order to make it a proper reprint. For…
Nuns teaching! Nuns on missions! Nuns out shopping! Nuns cooking dinner! This classic cartoon collection features nuns navigating the world in the way that only nuns can! “Attractively drawn and amusing cartoons about the lighter side of life among the Catholic Sisters” — The Book Buyer’s Guide NOTE: Joe Lane occasionally used caricatures of Africans…
As the cartoonist for the Catholic magazine Extension in the 1950s, Joe Lane specialized in chronicling the lighter side of men and women in faith. With this collection, he shows his delightful take on the lives of nuns, as the sisters apply their sacred calling to the day-to-day world. NOTE: Joe Lane occasionally used caricatures…
“More Little Nuns” was actually the first of the collections of Joe Lane nun cartoons, launching a series of books about nuns (and others about men of the cloth) that were popular in the 1950s and 1960s. This volume had preorders of over 50,000 copies when it was released. NOTE: Joe Lane occasionally used caricatures…
The Big Book Of Christmas Eve presents the adventures of a holiday crusader and her Sugar Plum Fairy helpers, Holly, Noel and Carol, as they strive to bring joy, peace and Christmas cheer to the modern world, sorely in need of it. This edition is a collection of the Christmas Eve comic book adventures culled…
Why, did Guru Gobind Singh Ji, embrace the world? Why, were they considered to be, the protector of humanity? This poetic, story book, explains Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s true mission, as to why, they came to Earth. The poem aims to educate and, inspire many, and can be enjoyed and cherished, with the whole of…
“Diz, Simão!” Pede Judas Iscariotes. “Como tu és um da Judeia como eu, diz-me. Aquela bela loira no colo do Romano, a que que ficou de pé há poucos minutos atrás, ela não é a irmã de Lázaro de Betânia?” “Eu não sei” é a resposta afiada de Simão, o Cananeu. “Voltei de entre os…
“Diz, Simão!” Pede Judas Iscariotes. “Como tu és um da Judeia como eu, diz-me. Aquela bela loira no colo do Romano, a que que ficou de pé há poucos minutos atrás, ela não é a irmã de Lázaro de Betânia?” “Eu não sei. Voltei de entre os vivos há pouco tempo e ela é uma…
‘ Dilo Simón!’ Pide Judas Iscariote. ‘Dado que tú es una persona de Judea como yo, dime: Esa bella rubia en la falda del romano, la que se levantó hace unos minutos, no es ella la hermana de Lázaro de Betania?’ ‘No sé. He vuelto de entre los vivos hace muy poco tiempo y ella…
“Dimmi, Simone!” Chiede Giuda Iscariota. “Poiché tu sei un giudeo come me, dimmi. Quella bella bionda in grembo al romano, quella che si è alzata in piedi qualche minuto fa, non è la sorella di Lazzaro di Betania?” “Non lo so. Sono tornato tra i viventi solo poco tempo da ed ella è una giovane…
Simon!, demande Judas Iscariote. Puisque tu es Judéen comme moi, dis-moi. Cette belle blonde sur les genoux du Romain, celui qui s’est levé il y a quelques instants, n’est-ce pas la soeur de Lazare de Béthanie? Je ne sais pas. Je suis revenu parmi les vivants il y a bien peu de temps. C’est une…
‘Say, Simon!’ asks Judas Iscariot. ‘Since you are a Judaean like me, tell me. That beautiful blonde in the Roman’s lap, the one who stood up a few minutes ago, isn’t she the sister of Lazarus of Bethany?’ ‘I don’t know’ is the sharp reply of Simon the Cananean. ‘I came back amongst the living…
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