Animal Escapades
Synopsis
Bob Mankoff discusses a 1959 issue of The New Yorker that features only animal cartoons, revealing their deeper commentary on human behavior.
Synopsis
Bob Mankoff, cartoon editor of The New Yorker, discusses animal-themed cartoons from the magazine's archives. He presents a 1959 issue filled with animal cartoons, explaining how they reflect human behavior. Mankoff shares personal anecdotes about his pets and the traits of successful cartoonists. He notes the perseverance required in the field, as many cartoons are rejected before acceptance. The video concludes with Mankoff's hope that humor can lighten life's stresses.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Bob Mankoff, cartoon editor of The New Yorker.
- Find out why animal cartoons reflect human behavior.
- See the humorous side of pet ownership.
Did You Know
- Every cartoon in the featured 1959 issue is an animal cartoon.
- Bob Mankoff has two cats and two dogs, sharing his personal pet experiences.
- Successful cartoonists often submit hundreds of cartoons before acceptance.
- Mankoff's family had a schnoodle named Stella, who is described as mouthy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of cartoons are featured in the 1959 issue mentioned?
The 1959 issue features only animal cartoons.
What is a characteristic of successful cartoonists according to Bob Mankoff?
Successful cartoonists often exhibit perseverance, needing to submit hundreds of cartoons before acceptance.
What pets does Bob Mankoff have?
Bob Mankoff has two cats and two dogs.
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