The New Yorker Book of Money Cartoons

Collecting decades of sharp, witty cartoons from The New Yorker’s archives, this single-issue volume from Wiley Publishing (2012) focuses on the absurdities and anxieties of money, finance, and the economy. The book gathers the magazine’s most iconic contributors—including Roz Chast, George Booth, and Jack Ziegler—whose work has defined the publication’s sophisticated humor. A concise treasury of visual commentary, it matters as a snapshot of how America’s premier humor magazine has lampooned our relationship with wealth and commerce across generations.