Big Gus and Little Gus

When two friends go out into the world to seek their fortune, Big Gus is rewarded despite his foolishness.

LORENZ, LEE

Children's Books

PRENTICE/HALL

When two friends go out into the world to seek their fortune, Big Gus is rewarded despite his foolishness.

Literature & Fiction

Jack has to use his wits to rescue the princess kidnapped by the feathered ogre, answer the questions of those who help him on his way, and thus win a just reward.

The Feathered Ogre

A wandering dog is refused a watchpost by the farm animals until a space visitor proves the need for a watchdog.

Hugo and the spacedog

A miller who cheats his customers gets his comeuppance from two bright young students.

Scornful Simkin: Adapted from Chaucer's The reeve's tale

Lee Lorenz has been drawing cartoons ever since he was a youngster, and over the years his work has appeared in practically every American magazine to publish that genre. During the last twenty years, his cartoons have appeared increasingly in the "New Yorker," where his work can now be seen nearly every week. The cartoons in this book, which were all originally published in the "New Yorker," constitute the first collection of Lorenz's work since "Here It Comes," published nearly ten years ago. Since 1973, Lee Lorenz has been the art editor at the "New Yorker." As such, he has had to look through some two thousand cartoons a week. In spite of this, he has retained some vestiges of humor, as can be seen in this marvelous collection.

Now Look What You've Done! Cartoons

Pantheon Books

With more than 400 illustrations, including 32 pages of full color.

The Art of the New Yorker: 1925-1995

Arts & Photography

Graphic Design

KNOPF

The big, charming, funny, serious book in which 400 great New Yorker cartoons, covers, spots, caricatures, and photos illustrate the anecdote-laden, behind-the-scenes story, from the Harold Ross days to the present, of the art of The New Yorker.

The Art of the New Yorker

History & Criticism

RED, YELLOW, GREEN, AND BLUE... THIS COLOR CONCEPT BOOK'S FOR YOU! Pig and Duck need a truck, but what color should it be? Join these two pals as they learn about colors and color combinations with the help of a friendly truck salesman. Then turn the rainbow wheel on the cover and select your own favorite color!

Pig And Duck Buy A Truck: A Book of Colors

Animals

Little Simon

Legendary New Yorker cartoonist Lee Lorenz showcases his well-seasoned, fan-favorite characters in this one-of-a-kind collection titled Old Farts Are Forever. Lee's colorful old farts have been featured in boardrooms and bedrooms from snowy New England to balmy Boca Raton. They are the disappearing breed of ruthless senior industrialists and a growing legion of hapless victims of modern technology. His old farts face daunting doctors, pets that tyrannize their homes, and spouses who'd rather push them out of a moving car than share the last piece of coffee cake. C'est la vie, for an old fart. Welcome to Lee Lorenz's world. Old Farts Are Forever is the fabled cartoonist's first collection. The millions of age-challenged Americans and the masses of New Yorker cartoon fiends who love Lee won't be disappointed. "I looked in the mirror one day and discovered that after so many years of drawing old farts, I had become one. Old Farts Are Forever is both a celebration of America's favorite minority and an apology to a public I now realize was right all along." --Lee Lorenz

Old Farts Are Forever

Comics & Graphic Novels

Comic Strips

Andrews McMeel Publishing

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Big Gus and Little Gus

Big Gus and Little Gus

The Feathered Ogre

Hugo and the spacedog

Scornful Simkin: Adapted from Chaucer's The reeve's tale

Now Look What You've Done! Cartoons

The Art of the New Yorker: 1925-1995

The Art of the New Yorker

Pig And Duck Buy A Truck: A Book of Colors

Old Farts Are Forever