World War II in Cartoons

Discover the captivating world of 'World War II in Cartoons', a unique collection that takes you through the pivotal moments of the Second World War via engaging illustrations. Authored by renowned cartoon historian Dr. Mark Bryant, this remarkable book features over 300 meticulously curated cartoons that encapsulate significant events year-by-year, offering a visual narrative that is both informative and entertaining. Perfect for history enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in the lighter side of a serious subject, this book provides concise introductions that serve as a solid historical framework, making it accessible for readers of all ages. Each page offers a delightful glimpse into the past, showcasing not only the war’s history but also the humor that emerged during those turbulent times. Whether you're looking for educational material, a unique gift for a history buff, or simply a fascinating read, 'World War II in Cartoons' is an indispensable addition to any collection. Its sizeable dimensions (196 x 252 x 17 mm) and 160 pages filled with insightful cartoons make it a perfect coffee table book to spark discussions about history and art. Dive into this visually striking historical journey and see World War II through an artistic lens. Enhance your knowledge of wartime events while enjoying the blend of humor and critical commentary found in each cartoon!

Author: Mark Bryant Publisher: Grub Street

Dimensions: 196 x 252 x 17 mm
Pages: 160
Publication Date: 01-04-2005

Some 300 cartoons, covering the war year-by-year, have been skillfully blended by cartoon historian Dr Mark Bryant to produce a unique record of World War II. Concise introductions provide a sound historical framework in a title that will appeal to a very wide audience.