Bob Mankoff

About the Author

Bob Mankoff is a renowned cartoonist and humorist whose sharp wit and observational prowess have delighted readers for decades. Best known for his long tenure as the cartoon editor of The New Yorker, where he curated thousands of illustrations that captured the absurdities of modern life, Mankoff has been a pivotal figure in American satire. His own drawings, often featuring clever wordplay and ironic twists, reflect a deep understanding of human folly and the everyday ironies that define our world. In his book 'The Complete Cartoons of the New Yorker,' Mankoff compiles an exhaustive archive of the magazine's iconic cartoons, offering insights into the evolution of humor from the 1920s to the present day. Beyond editing, he continues to create and advocate for the art of cartooning, inspiring new generations of artists with his blend of intellect and levity.