100 Years of American Newspaper Comics

A single-volume reference work from Random House, 100 Years of American Newspaper Comics (1996–present) offers a sweeping historical survey of the Sunday funnies and daily strips that defined a century of popular culture. Edited by Maurice Horn, this 400-page compendium features contributions from Milt Gross and dozens of other cartoonists, chronicling the evolution of the medium from its early 20th-century origins through the 1990s. Its significance lies in its comprehensive scope, preserving the art, humor, and social commentary of newspaper comics for a new generation of readers.