Most joke books at least attempt to make you laugh. A chuckle, a giggle, even an outright guffaw. Something you can repeat to your friends and be guaranteed to raise a smile. That's what a joke book is for. Right? Well, not this one. This is a collection of the world's most cringe-worthy jokes told by Tony Husband, proud contender for the title of world's worst joke-teller. Jokes so awful they will make you wince, groan and bang your head in disbelief. And should you tell them to your friends, they won't be your friends much longer. Dip in, and prepare not to be amused.

World's Worst Jokes

TONY HUSBAND

Ebury

The Greatest Story Never Told

BANTAM PRESS

This book is a brilliant collection of cartoons from Britain, the United States, Germany, and Russia. It contains the work of all of World War II's greatest cartoonists, including Bill Mauldin, Fougasse, Emett, David Langdon, and Graham Laidler. Tony Husband is one of the UK's leading cartoonists. In a long career, beginning in 1984, he created cartoons for many leading publications, including The Spectator, Private Eye, The Times, and Punch. His Yobs strip (Private Eye) is one of the best-known comic strips in the UK, and at twenty-five years, one of the longest running. He has won more than fifteen major awards, including the prestigious Pont Award.

Cartoons of World War II

Arcturus

A picture says more than a thousand words and this is a decade-by-decade résumé of the twentieth century featuring the work of the greatest cartoonists of their time. This book summarizes the major events of the century, which saw the sinking of the Titanic, the First World War, Prohibition, the Depression, the rise of the automobile and cinema, the Second World War, the nuclear bomb, civil rights, the space race, Chernobyl, and a host of other events, all captured in cartoon form to provide a vivid history as it happened. Features the work of the greatest cartoonists of the twentieth century, from Clifford Berryman, Bernard Partridge, and Ed Valtman, through D.R. Fitzpatrick and Leslie Illingworth to David Low and Ray Lowrie. This book not only tells you the story of the twentieth century, but is guaranteed to make you laugh out loud. You are in the hands of expert artists as their work guides you around their life and times. A fresh take on history with over 200 cartoons of the highest standard.

The 20th Century in Cartoons: A History in Pictures

London: Arcturus Publishing Limited

In the battle for hearts and minds during the Second World War, cartoonists had a vital role to play. All nations are represented in this book and it is fascinating to see how each side's artists handled the war, aiming their bullets with the precision of frontline snipers. Selected and with notes by cartoonist Tony Husband, the cartoons follow the progress of the war and include work by Kukryniksy, David Low, Sennep, Philip Zec, Pont, EH Shepard and Bernard Partridge.

Cartoons of World War II (2014-05-04)

Dictators in Cartoons

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Arcturus Publishing, Ltd.

If any group of human beings deserves to be brought down to earth with a bump, it's dictators. In public, they strut around demanding our admiration. In private, their poisonous goons are secretly rounding up victims. Dictators hate ridicule. That's because only laughter has the power to penetrate the highsecurity walls around them and hit them where it hurts. Luckily, cartoonists are brilliant at this. This dazzling collection of cartoons features the work of many of the greatest cartoonists of all time, including Arthur Szyk, Herb Block, Honoré Daumier, James Gillray, Will Dyson, E. H. Shepard, Illingworth, Edwin Marcus, Bernard Partridge, Ed Valtman, David Low, D. R. Fitzpatrick, David Levine and many others. This bunch are so good they never miss the target.

THE UPS AND DOWN OF BEING A GRANDPARENT

Aura

German cartoonists mocked Hitler when he came to prominence in the 1920s, but such satire was not possible once the Nazis were in power and the job was left to foreign illustrators. This book follows the career of the Führer through a collection of political cartoons, demonstrating how artists such as Herb Block, EH Shepard and Ding Darling were able to show Hitler as he was - in contrast to the German propaganda image of god-like superman.

Hitler in Cartoons

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

The Ups and Downs of Pets

Arcturus Publishing

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World's Worst Jokes

The Greatest Story Never Told

Cartoons of World War II

The 20th Century in Cartoons: A History in Pictures

Cartoons of World War II (2014-05-04)

Dictators in Cartoons

Dictators in Cartoons

THE UPS AND DOWN OF BEING A GRANDPARENT

Hitler in Cartoons

The Ups and Downs of Pets