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Eisner-nominated art & entertainment team. (@adcfanboy and Cavna). Longtime @ Washington Post
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'Francis was my kind of pope.' Cartoonists memorialize Pope Francis

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By Michael Cavna, Nicole Perone
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
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10 wry, controversial, viral covers from the New Yorker's 100 years

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By Michael Cavna
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Excited Elon at the inauguration. Ohtani and Judge as titanic sluggers. The Mona Lisa refusing visitor photographs. And always, the palpable anxiety of a Roz Chast experience. The New Yorker has defied media trends with conversation-starting covers that often go bold, go striking and go viral — even as many other national magazines have shuttered, and print covers have lost much of their cultural power.
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10 wry, controversial, viral covers from the New Yorker’s 100 years

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By Michael Cavna
| The Washington Post Verified
Excited Elon at the inauguration. Ohtani and Judge as titanic sluggers. The Mona Lisa refusing visitor photographs. And always, the palpable anxiety of a Roz Chast experience. The New Yorker has defied media trends with conversation-starting covers that often go bold, go striking and go viral — even as many other national magazines have shuttered, and print covers have lost much of their cultural power.
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