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A Cartoon History
A Cartoon History

Edited by Nick Newman

23rd September 2013

Five decades of classic comic art

Featuring more than 1,000 of the funniest jokes ever drawn, Private Eye A Cartoon History is a decade by decade chronicle of the gags and issues that tickled the nation's funny bone sometimes with a sledgehammer.








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Private Eye Issue 1652
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Iran war: biggest graphics ever deployed… Everyone now expert on enriching uranium… Film highlights: Reservoir Dogs of War… Nigel Farage announces charge on non-doms for lowest paid… Israel's irony dome fails… West relieved Gaza no longer a problem… Government announces support for British Steal industry… The Kim Woodburn I knew, by Mr Sheen… Oasis: The Rise and Fall and Rise and Fall and Rise and..., as told to Craig Brown

Off the rails
Where much of the billions spent on HS2 has gone

Saudi seeds
Gary Lineker's hot new deal

PFI in the Eye
Why the NHS might be loading up on debt yet again

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