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“Chickensouperman” from L’il Abner
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L’il Abner, set in the fictional town of Dogpatch in Kentucky, presented a stereotyped view of the U.S. South. But its trenchant satire targeted political and social issues, and popular culture. Here…

Contributor:

Al Capp

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1966

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Comics, Humor, Print, Satire, Politics

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Visual & Material Culture, Cartooning & Graphic Art
Three-panel comic with English text above or below images, featuring disgruntled elderly man in profile in the far left panel, young crying girl blindfolded eating soup in center panel, and Superman-like figure soaring through the air in the right panel.
“Le people juif . . . sur de lui-même et dominateur . . .” (“The Jews, a People Sure of Itself and Domineering, . . .” Charles de Gaulle)
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Louis Mitelberg drew this cartoon in ironic response to a 1967 comment made by French president Charles De Gaulle in the wake of the Six Day War, in which he described the Jewish people (now that they…

Contributor:

Tim (Louis Mitelberg)

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1967

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Comics, Politics, Satire, Holocaust, War

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Visual & Material Culture, Cartooning & Graphic Art
Drawing of full body profile of man behind barbed wire with foot propped on wire, dressed in prisoner uniform with Star of David badge on breast and right hand tucked in uniform.