Drawn to Extremes: The Use and Abuse of Editorial Cartoons in the United States

A single-issue graphic study from Columbia University Press, Drawn to Extremes examines the history, power, and controversy of American editorial cartooning. Published in 2006, it traces the craft's evolution from early political satire through its modern role in public discourse, weighing both its impact and the backlash it often provokes. The book is a thoughtful, scholarly primer on a uniquely charged art form.