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Cartoon cowardice shames our press (by Frederik Stjernfelt, January/February 2012 ): In the aftermath of the firebombing of Charlie Hebdo, reprints of the magazine's Muhammad cover were conspicuous by their absence, notices Frederick Stjernfelt
D'oh my God: faith in The Simpsons (by Andrew Mueller, January/February 2012 ): This year, The Simpsons celebrate their 25th birthday and their 500th episode. Andrew Mueller pays homage to the family we can all believe in
New Humanist Cartoons Nov/Dec 2011 (by Editorial Staff, November/December 2011 ): Cartoons from the November December issue of New Humanist
New Humanist Cartoons July August 2011 (by Various, July/August 2011 ): Cartoons from the July?August issue of new Humanist magazine
New Humanist Cartoons May June 2011 (by Various, May/June 2011 ): Cartoons from the May/June issue of New Humanist magazine
Global warning (by Tzvetan Todorov, November/December 2007 ): With cartoon controversies reverberating across the world Tzvetan Todorov, one of the world’s foremost philosophers, considers the after-effects of the Danish images
Diary: Birthing Pains (by Martin Rowson, May/June 2007 ): For Martin Rowson the agony and ecstasy of publishing a book is the male equivalent of childbirth
God in the gutter (by Douglas Rushkoff, July/August 2006 ): Douglas Rushkoff strips the Bible back to basics
Drawing conclusions (by Martin Rowson, May/June 2006 ): Martin Rowson's uniquely drawn review of Will Eisner
'Taking offence is the best form of attack' (by Martin Rowson, March/April 2006 ): Martin Rowson discovers just how dangerous his job can be
Learning to fly: Laurie Taylor interviews Ralph Steadman (by Laurie Taylor, May/June 2004 ): Ralph Steadman tells Laurie Taylor how he became such a bother
Laurie Taylor – a life in cartoons (by Editorial Staff, Web Exclusive, May 2009): For over six years our cartoonist, Martin Rowson, has been drawing cartoons for Laurie Taylor's regular column. For the first time we've brought these all together, hoping the shocking nature of the images will alert you to the perils of living the life of a dedicated heathen. You have been warned.
Blots on a landscape (by Martin Rowson, Web Exclusive, January 2012): Martin Rowson on the genius of Ronald Searle’s line