but these are all the cartoons or the best of the cartoons that were rejected by The New Yorker. Mr. DIFFEE: Yeah. PESCA: Oh, so take me through the process. Let's say I'm a young cartoonist.

The single-panel cartoons peppering the pages of The New Yorker are renowned for timely wit and laugh-out-loud captions. And while creating a winning cartoon is notoriously difficult—just ask ...

STEWART: Okay, Matthew, now it's your turn. Let's take a listen to the audio version of your rejected New Yorker cartoon. Unidentified Man: An older woman sits on an exam table in a doctor's office.

The New Yorker’s Tyler Foggatt on how the actor’s death-defying physical performances are essential to the success of the series. Before Game One against the Pacers, predictions rolled in from ...

They're the familiar names at the bottom of The New Yorker's cartoons, the witty ones whose work seems to make it into most editions. But as Morley Safer finds out, they get rejected about 95 ...

I started the drawings for the right reasons, but in taking them to The New Yorker, I was looking for a feather for my cap. Mankoff was right: There wasn't anything unique and distinct about my ...

He was gently rejected. But rather than letting his ... man riding an elephant with the caption "He sold a cartoon to the New Yorker"). But, it seems that Strum is done with his New Yorker ...