“A Bright Future,” by Eric Drooker
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The New Yorker
Posted: 14th May 2014 by socomic in Comic & Book CoversTags: covers, The New Yorker, family, Eric Drooker, A Bright Future
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The New Yorker
Posted: 6th May 2014 by socomic in Comic & Book CoversTags: cover, Roz Chast, The New Yorker, mother, mother's day, parents
The New Yorker
Posted: 30th April 2014 by socomic in Comic & Book CoversTags: covers, The New Yorker, εξώφυλλο, Charles Berberian
Charles Berberian via: newyorker
“I used to have to go to Rue des Rosiers to get a bagel—now you can get one anywhere in Paris,” says Charles Berberian, the Parisian cartoonist who painted this week’s cover, “Out and About.” Berberian’s image shows a couple at a café terrace in Brooklyn—or is it Paris?
The New Yorker
Posted: 22nd April 2014 by socomic in Comic & Book CoversTags: The Cart Before the Horses, The New Yorker, cover, εξώφυλλο, Bruce McCall
The New Yorker
Posted: 18th April 2014 by socomic in Comic & Book CoversTags: The New Yorker, Easter, easter bunny
The New Yorker
Posted: 16th April 2014 by socomic in Comic & Book CoversTags: getting there, The New Yorker, cover, Ivan Brunetti
“Getting There” via:Ivan Brunetti
“I’m someone who’d prefer to live in a hermetically sealed bubble,” says Ivan Brunetti about this week’s cover, “Getting There.” “But you can’t have a normal life that way, so I try my best to somehow be part of the world. But it’s not like everyone around me is the problem. Often times, I’m the problem!”
The New Yorker
Posted: 12th April 2014 by socomic in Comic & Book CoversTags: The New Yorker, Peter de Sève, A New Leaf
The New Yorker
Posted: 11th March 2014 by socomic in Comic & Book CoversTags: STRAPHANGERS, new york covers, The New Yorker, cover, LINIERS
“STRAPHANGERS,” By Liniers via:newyorker
“New York for me is just this American version of a huge city: a lot of concrete and no nature whatsoever,” says Liniers (who goes by Ricardo with his friends, though he prefers to be called by his pen name, which is his middle name). “I grew up in Buenos Aires and still live there,” he continues, “so I’m as metropolitan as you can get. I feel really at home in New York.”