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That results in a 2010 book that includes everyone from the great Sam Gross -- "who seems like he's been here forever," Mankoff says -- to the '70s crop that included Mankoff, Chast and the recently deceased Leo Cullum (whom Mankoff memorialized in print); to the newer talents such as Matthew Diffee (smartly observed truths told in deft draftsmanship) and Drew Dernavich (whose strong cartoons have the wonderful weight of woodcuts).
'Riffs Best Books of 2010: THE NEW YORKER's Bob Mankoff offers a comic window into the year Michael Cavna 2010
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Cartoonist Matthew Diffee reached a similar conclusion to Wiseman: I think ducks are the funniest bird.
The Foie Gras Wars Mark Caro 2009
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Cartoonist Matthew Diffee reached a similar conclusion to Wiseman: I think ducks are the funniest bird.
The Foie Gras Wars Mark Caro 2009
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In another related matter, we, that is, Matthew Diffee and I, were interviewed together yesterday morning on NPR's web-based "Bryant Park Project," where we presented a couple of our rejected cartoons, in the "Island of Rejected Cartoons" segment!
Matthew Diffee interviewed, plus Bob Mankoff « Drawn! The Illustration and Cartooning Blog 2007
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The rejection collection : cartoons you never saw, and never will see, in The New Yorker / edited by Matthew Diffee ; foreword by Robert Mankoff.
The Rejection Collection Matthew Diffee 2006
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The rejection collection : cartoons you never saw, and never will see, in The New Yorker / edited by Matthew Diffee ; foreword by Robert Mankoff.
The Rejection Collection Matthew Diffee 2006
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Endpapers compilation copyright © 2006 by Matthew Diffee
The Rejection Collection Matthew Diffee 2006
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Endpapers compilation copyright © 2006 by Matthew Diffee
The Rejection Collection Matthew Diffee 2006
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The rejection collection : cartoons you never saw, and never will see, in The New Yorker / edited by Matthew Diffee ; foreword by Robert Mankoff.
The Rejection Collection Matthew Diffee 2006
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Endpapers compilation copyright © 2006 by Matthew Diffee
The Rejection Collection Matthew Diffee 2006
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