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72 Years Of Airport Security Cartoons From The New Yorker

First Posted: 11/23/10 05:10 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 07:15 PM ET

Tsa Cartoons

newyorker.com:

I told Robert Mankoff, our cartoon editor, that Wattenburg and the T.S.A. should team up on a distortion algorithm with Gahan Wilson. Grotesque, not titillating--but the idea, at least, would be too exciting. So Bob dug up this selection of airport-security cartoons from The New Yorker's archives. Most of them come after 9/11, a couple are from the hijacking wave of the seventies, and the earliest predates the Second World War.

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I told Robert Mankoff, our cartoon editor, that Wattenburg and the T.S.A. should team up on a distortion algorithm with Gahan Wilson. Grotesque, not titillating--but the idea, at least, would be too e...
I told Robert Mankoff, our cartoon editor, that Wattenburg and the T.S.A. should team up on a distortion algorithm with Gahan Wilson. Grotesque, not titillating--but the idea, at least, would be too e...
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08:36 AM on 11/24/2010
OH MY GOD THE NEW YORKER IS SO
07:04 AM on 11/24/2010
LOL! Those are classic!
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06:17 AM on 11/24/2010
Heh heh. I liked Pandora's carry-on best...
11:22 PM on 11/23/2010
Hilarious. I'm going to subscribe. Cartoonists may be the only ones to have figured things out. Think I'll have a beer.
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09:28 PM on 11/23/2010
This issue got so grotesque..To a point ain't not longer worth it to comment.