Francoise Mouly
Staff Editor at The New Yorker
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1 week ago |
newyorker.com | Francoise Mouly
For the cover of the April 21, 2025, issue, the artist Frank Viva attempts to portray the feelings that grip anyone following the news coming from the White House lately. “I have tried for eight years to do a Trump cover,” Viva said. “Finally, the inspiration for this one was Charlie Chaplin’s prescient 1940 film, ‘The Great Dictator.’ ”For more covers by Frank Viva, see below:
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Francoise Mouly
Do Trump’s actions better mimic a Charlie Chaplin or Mel Brooks movie? | ColumnWhere, oh, where have we seen this horribly bad, really bad movie before? Are we really sitting through the Washington equivalent of “Plan 9 from …
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2 weeks ago |
newyorker.com | Francoise Mouly
For the cover of the April 14, 2025, Innovation & Tech Issue, the artist Richard McGuire offers an image that calls back to the halcyon days when technology was expected to usher in a cozier future. “Transforming Eustace Tilley, the mascot dandy, has been an ongoing game over the last hundred years,” McGuire said. “Reinventing him as a space station brings him into the twenty-first century.”For more covers about space, see below:
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3 weeks ago |
newyorker.com | Francoise Mouly |Genevieve Bormes
“Precious Rubbish,” a début graphic novel by Kayla E., a book designer turned cartoonist, delivers an unflinching look at the author’s coming-of-age in a rural fundamentalist community in Texas. “Li’l Kayla,” who divides her time between her estranged parents, grapples with her identity and sexuality. Composed of comic strips, paper dolls, activity-and-game pages, comic-book advertisements, and more, “Precious Rubbish” is disarming and disturbing.
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3 weeks ago |
newyorker.com | Barry Blitt |Francoise Mouly
For the cover of the April 7, 2025, issue, the cartoonist Barry Blitt borrows the visual imagery of Stanley Kubrick’s 1964 film, “Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb,” to convey the sense of impending doom that seizes anyone who turns on the news lately.
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When you're outside on this July 4th holiday, look at the magical transformations all around you.(Also, a new Kevin McCloskey book is about to come out of its cocoon!) https://t.co/N6dk0RMcZO
Art says: "Diane Noomin died today. She was an important part of the San Francisco Comix scene in the 1970s. Intelligent, with a solid sense of humor, a feminist without the stridency. Her anthology, Drawing Power, was an important and moving anthology by women. I'll miss her." https://t.co/U1nQWiVmOU
Tonight, I get to sit with the great Liniers. Will I find the source of his amazing creativity? https://t.co/5WQZaeKH3I
