The Funny Sheet: Caricature from Charivari to Mad

From Punch, Puck and Nast's boos to Daumier's Paris, and down through Mad, EC and Private Eye — the illustrated comic-paper tradition that made satire a mass medium.

Playlist by @magazine_birth

24 tracks, shared on Audicious.

  1. Boss Tweed - Thomas Nast — Jim Keefe
  2. Nast and Reconstruction, understanding a political cartoon — Smarthistory
  3. THE CARTOONS AND CARICATURES OF HONORÉ DAUMIER HD — pete beard
  4. Punch Magazine (1962) — British Pathé
  5. Funny Business - An Inside Look at the Art of Cartooning — Little Goat Productions
  6. The power and danger of good political cartoons — RijksTube
  7. This Video is About Mad Magazine — Jedd.0
  8. How Mad Magazine Changed Comedy & Angered the FBI | Mental Floss — Mental Floss
  9. The irreverent legacy of Mad Magazine — CBS Sunday Morning
  10. The real history of Mad Magazine's Alfred E. Neuman: CBC Archives | CBC — CBC
  11. September 20, 1987: MAD Magazine turns 60! — 60 Minutes
  12. Behind the Scenes at MAD Magazine — ABC News
  13. THE EARLY YEARS OF MAD — pete beard
  14. The story of EC Comics (w/ William Gaines) — Jonathan Dewbre
  15. To Tell the Truth (1970) - William M. Gaines (MAD Magazine co-founder and publisher) in game two — GarryMooreFan
  16. Private Eye's 60th Anniversary Celebration Episode 1 — Private Eye Magazine
  17. The 1960s: Private Eye's 60th Anniversary Celebration Episode 2 — Private Eye Magazine
  18. 1971: The Alternative Press | Man Alive | BBC Archive — BBC Archive
  19. Culture Show - 30 Years of Viz (03.03.09) — TopTellyFan
  20. An Afternoon with Viz | TateShots — Tate
  21. "Mad Magazine" will cease publishing new material after decades-long run — CBS Mornings
  22. Honore Daumier: A collection of 196 works (HD) — LearnFromMasters
  23. Punch Magazine - [AT{Comics}] Week 1 Lesson 8 — AcademicsToday
  24. Ghosts, Ghouls, and Maniacs: The Tale of EC Comics Horror Line — FizzFop1