Our favorite New Yorker cartoons
"Fusilli, you crazy bastard! How are you?"
Originally published 11/21/1994
Harry Bliss
“Your mother wanted you to have this for good luck. It’s her foot."
Originally published 9/11/2000
Liam Walsh
"It keeps me from looking at my phone every two seconds."
Originally published 2/11/2013
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James Stevenson
"Oh-oh."
Originally published 2/8/1988
Bruce Eric Kaplan
"Woulda, coulda, shoulda. Next!"
Originally published 1/9/1995
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David Sipress
"Thank goodness you're here—I can't accomplish anything unless I have a deadline."
Originally published 12/20/2004
Bruce Eric Kaplan
"People are O.K., but I prefer little pieces of string."
Originally published 9/8/1997
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Peter Steiner
"On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog."
Originally published 7/5/1993
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Robert Mankoff
Hamlet's Duplex
Originally published 8/3/2009
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Alex Gregory
"Luckily, none of the people inside appear to be celebrities."
Originally published 11/15/1999
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Chon Day
Originally published 12/14/1946
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Roz Chast
Worry Tank
Originally published 6/2/2003
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Donald Reilly
"…and if '60 Minutes' calls back, tell them to forget it."
Originally published 5/11/1981
Mike Twohy
"Must be sweeps month."
Originally published 5/19/1997
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Sam Gross
"We just haven't been flapping them hard enough."
Originally published 9/4/1995
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Roz Chast
Not in the Mood for Human Interaction Line
Originally published 1/20/2014
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Sam Gross
"I don't care if she is a tape dispenser. I love her."
Originally published 11/30/1998
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Robert Mankoff
"Look, I can't promise I'll change, but I can promise I'll pretend to change."
Originally published 8/2/1999
Leo Cullum
"Never, ever, think outside the box."
Originally published 11/30/1998
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Robert Mankoff
"No, Thursday's out. How about never—is never good for you?"
Originally published 5/3/1993
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Mick Stevens
The Decafé
Originally published 10/27/1986
Leo Cullum
"Scotch and toilet water?"
Originally published 8/11/1997
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Sam Gross
"Is there any chance of getting my testicles back?"
Originally published 12/21/1992
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Michael Maslin
"If I told you the secret of making light, flaky piecrust, it wouldn't be much of a secret anymore, now would it?"
Originally published 6/9/1997
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Robert Leighton
"I hope you work out better than my last roommate. He had
backaches, dizziness, and an erection that lasted four hours."
Originally published 5/6/2013
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Roz Chast
The Last Judgment
Originally published 12/10/2012
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Frank Cotham
Beware of Dog
Originally published 11/14/1994
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John Jonik
Originally published 2/14/1977
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Bruce Eric Kaplan
"Sometimes I wonder if there's more to life than unlocking the
mysteries of the universe."
Originally published 5/21/2001
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Tom Cheney
"Oh, not bad. The light comes on, I press the bar, they write me a check. How about you?"
Originally published 5/3/1993
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Peter Arno
"Makes you kind of proud to be an American, doesn't it?"
Originally published 9/10/1960
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Bruce Eric Kaplan
"Of course I care about how you imagined I thought you perceived I wanted you to feel."
Originally published 9/10/1960
Stan Hunt
"I'm Mike Wallace."
"I'm Dan Rather."
"I'm Morley Safer."
Originally published 6/4/1979
Mischa Richter
Originally published 2/18/1950
Eldon Dedini
"But can they save themselves?"
Originally published 5/23/1983
Dana Fradon
"Meaningless statistics were up one-point-five per cent this month over last month."
Originally published 1/31/1977
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Matthew Diffee
Originally published 2/2/2004
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Jack Ziegler
Insomnia
Originally published 9/16/2002
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Roz Chast
Creeping Rooneyism
Originally published 12/8/2003
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Anatol Kovarsky
"No, no, no! Thirty days hath September!"
Originally published 11/26/1960
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Edward Koren
"April 20: The weather continues sunny and warm."
Originally published 4/23/1966
James Thurber
"All right, have it your way—you heard a seal bark!"
Originally published 1/30/1932
Carl Rose
"It's broccoli, dear."
"I say it's spinach, and I say the hell with it."
Orignially published 12/8/1928
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James Thurber
"Touché!"
Originally published 12/3/1932
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Danny Shanahan
"'60 Minutes' is on."
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