Indiana. Born 1945
Cartoons (Garfield)
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1947 Long Island, New York - 2000 Baltimore, Maryland. Known for: Editorial cartoons, sculpture.
As The Chicago Tribune's Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist with three Pulitzer Prizes to his credit, Jeff MacNelly twice received the coveted National Cartoonists Society's Reuben Award making him a... Read full biography
As The Chicago Tribune's Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist with three Pulitzer Prizes to his credit, Jeff MacNelly twice received the coveted National Cartoonists Society's Reuben Award making him a pivotal national public figure. He also created the popular comic strip Shoe, which was about a... Read full biography
As The Chicago Tribune's Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist with three Pulitzer Prizes to his credit, Jeff MacNelly twice received the coveted National Cartoonists Society's Reuben Award making him a pivotal national public figure. He also created the popular comic strip Shoe, which was about a newspaper's cranky editor and his associates, who were two-bit hacks that he portrayed as birds. He also illustrated Dave Barry's column for The Miami Herald's award winning Sunday Tropic Magazine. MacNelly... Read full biography
As The Chicago Tribune's Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist with three Pulitzer Prizes to his credit, Jeff MacNelly twice received the coveted National Cartoonists Society's Reuben Award making him a pivotal national public figure. He also created the popular comic strip Shoe, which was about a newspaper's cranky editor and his associates, who were two-bit hacks that he portrayed as birds. He also illustrated Dave Barry's column for The Miami Herald's award winning Sunday Tropic Magazine. MacNelly lived in Rappahannock County, Virginia and won the Pulitzer Prize in 1972, 1978 and 1985. He began his career at the Richmond News Leader at age 24 and joined the Tribune ten years later. Jeff's political cartoons were frequently reprinted in... Read full biography
As The Chicago Tribune's Syndicated Editorial Cartoonist with three Pulitzer Prizes to his credit, Jeff MacNelly twice received the coveted National Cartoonists Society's Reuben Award making him a pivotal national public figure. He also created the popular comic strip Shoe, which was about a newspaper's cranky editor and his associates, who were two-bit hacks that he portrayed as birds. He also illustrated Dave Barry's column for The Miami Herald's award winning Sunday Tropic Magazine. MacNelly lived in Rappahannock County, Virginia and won the Pulitzer Prize in 1972, 1978 and 1985. He began his career at the Richmond News Leader at age 24 and joined the Tribune ten years later. Jeff's political cartoons were frequently reprinted in Newsweek Magazine and the Sunday New York Times and syndicated... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: "Shoe." Sunday Page comic dated March 15th 1987.
"Shoe." Sunday Page comic dated March 15th 1987.
Jeff (Jeffrey) Kenneth MacNelly"Shoe." Sunday Page comic dated March 15th 1987.
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Shoe Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 12-22-91 (Tribune Media Services Inc., 1991)
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Connecticut, New York. Born 1948
Newspaper, comic strip cartoons, "Doonesbury"
Illinois, Wisconsin. 1883 - 1969
Cartoonist
Sculpture, painting
New York. 1941 - 2022
Comic book-Batman and commercial artist
New York, California, Missouri. 1882 - 1954
Illustrator-cartoons
New York, Florida. 1917 - 2005
Comic book illustrator
New York, California. 1913 - 1973
Illustrator-cartoonist
New York, California. 1917 - 1994
Cartoons, comic-book art, illustration
New York, Georgia. 1924 - 2016
Magazine illustration, caricatures, drawing, humor
Ohio. 1907 - 1988
Cartoonist-action genre
United States. Born 1962
Comics
Connecticut, New York. 1909 - 1979
Cartoon strip, illustration
New York. 1909 - 1956
Illustration and cartoons
Illinois, Florida, Kansas, Nova Scotia / Canada. 1892 - 1982
"Prince Valiant" comic strip, drawing
Born 1975
Comic Illustrations
California, Oregon. 1901 - 2000
Illustrator-cartoonist, wildlife
Tennessee. Born 1961
Comic strip
United States. 1918 - 1995
Illustration comics
United States. Born 1953
Comic illustration
United States. Born 1950
Comic illustration , Spiderman, Thor and Fantastic Four
United States. Born 1959
Comic illustration
New York, North Carolina. Born 1948
Illustration-comics
United States. Born 1939
Disney comics artist, drawing of Donald Duck, story illustration
New York, Pennsylvania. 1920 - 2001
Illustrations, cartoons, comic books
Pennsylvania. Born 1960
Comic illustration
United States. Born 1955
Comic book illustration-Xenozoic Tales
United States. 1921 - 1998
Comic strip
United States. Born 1956
Fantasy comic illustration
New York, Louisiana, Manitoba / Canada. 1916 - 1997
Comic strip artist, cartoon
United States. Born 1961
Comic strip
Georgia. Born 1957
Comic illustration (Spider-Man, Thunderbolts, Batman)