Cartoons Magazine
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This article is about the defunct magazine from the 1910s. For the similarly named automotive comedy magazine, see CARtoons Magazine.
Cartoons Magazine featured editorial cartoons from American and foreign newspapers.
Quick Facts Editor-In-Chief, Frequency ...
Editor-In-Chief | H. H. Windsor |
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Frequency | Monthly |
First issue | January 1, 1912 (1912-01-01) |
Final issue | 1922 |
Country | United States |
Based in | Chicago, Illinois |
Language | English |
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Cartoons Magazine was published from 1912 to 1922. The publisher, Henry Haven Windsor, had previously published Popular Mechanics. The magazine was advertised as "a symposium of world caricature." It claimed to present "What the World's Nations Think of Each Other."[1]