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Comic book cover with the title "Superduperman" and a Superman-like figure in a cape who is attacking an elderly disabled man, surrounded by a crowd and a cityscape, with English text and three comic panels underneath, of the exterior of a skyscraper in the first panel, exterior of a window in the second panel, and interior of an office in the third panel.

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“Superduperman,” Mad #4

Harvey Kurtzman

1953

Cartoon drawing of man with three heads and many hands reaching in different directions, the hands in center typing on a large typewriter, a hand to the left holding a conducting baton, another hand holding a phone, and a hand to the right holding a pen.

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Leonard Bernstein

Al Hirschfeld

1958

Comic strip featuring a title and heading across the top in French, and eight panels of comics below. The comics portray warriors, a man against several opponents, two warriors, a stylized map of France, a map of enemy tents, a warrior on a chair interrupted by a boy, two warriors talking, and four warriors talking while hiding behind a tree.

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Astérix le Gaulois, no. 1, cover

René Goscinny

1959

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“Chickensouperman” from L’il Abner

Al Capp

1966

Drawing of two figures holding guns, next to a snake, a baby in a crib, and a man with an axe in his head.

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Zoo Eretz Zoo

Zoo Eretz Zoo

1975

Drawing of six figures sitting at the far side of a set table and a peacock on the near side.

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Peacock Thanksgiving

Saul Steinberg

1976

Comic book page split into six panels featuring a man facing the viewer in several panels and the rest with him in line at the supermarket, and English text describing waiting behind Jewish ladies at the supermarket.

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American Splendor

Harvey Pekar | Robert Crumb

1978

Drawing of man wearing hat with swatsika shooting a gun at a figure who is mostly obscured behind a wall, with crashed plane and ruins in background.

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American Pop

Ralph Bakshi

1981

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The Minsk Theory of Krypton: Jerry Siegel (1914-1996)

Jules Feiffer

1996

Comic strip with eight images of the same bearded man in robes with text next to each version of him.

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Sick, Sick, Sick

Jules Feiffer

1958

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“Le people juif . . . sur de lui-même et dominateur . . .” (“The Jews, a People Sure of Itself and Domineering, . . .” Charles de Gaulle)

Tim (Louis Mitelberg)

1967