Sentence examples for cartoon humor from inspiring English sources

Garry Hynes's very funny interpretation of Samuel Beckett's best-known work finds the kinetic cartoon humor in existential futility.

He donated his books to spur the continued growth of cartoon humor in the library's collections with the hope that his books will have both scholarly and personal benefit for current and future generations of students.

Do you think it has boiled down and captured the essence of New Yorker cartoon humor, or is it just a widely applicable phrase turned into a nifty trick?

Mark Glassman Just a Fish Out of Water Like "Tutenstein," its neighbor on NBC's Saturday-morning programming block, "Kenny the Shark," shown at 10, mixes cartoon humor with facts.

During the magazine's early days in the 1920's, it more or less created the cartoon humor for which it is famous -- understated, wry, intelligent and ironic; characteristics many New Yorkers like to apply to themselves.

Al Maki Burnaby, British Columbia I think it is important to have a sense of humor about humor — and that includes cartoon humor as it occurs in The New Yorker.

Or study paintings, since art "can challenge society's normal understanding of who or what matters," and laugh at those New Yorker cartoons, humor being "a useful weapon with which to attack the high status of others".

As for the film itself, it bears a peculiar relationship to this entire subject because it really is a political cartoon, without humor or nuance.

But Thurber's story, though it's written with charm and warmed by empathy, is basically an extended prose version of a thirties New Yorker cartoon; the humor is gentle and draws on stock cultural assumptions.

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Malepart-Traversy tells Cartoon Brew, "Humor puts less pressure on the viewer... on what you should think or what you should say... Making the viewer laugh is a good way to enter the subject".