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Mental health booths inspired by comics improve quality of life for children
A UCL-led trial of a new mental health drop-in service for children around England shows significant reductions in emotional ...
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The Booth Storyline On Bones That Still Doesn't Make Sense
At this point the pair hadn't officially gotten together, and the request prompts some anxiety for Booth, who later begins hallucinating Stewie Griffin from "Family Guy." The cartoon character ...
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Celebrating Ninety Years of George Booth’s Cartoons
In honor of Booth and his art, a new limited-edition hoodie, featuring one of his famous dogs, is now available for purchase in The New Yorker Store. Emma Allen is The New Yorker’s cartoon ...
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The Visual and Verbal Wit of George Booth’s Cartoons
For more than fifty years, the artist George Booth has drawn cartoons and covers for The New Yorker, filling the magazine with surly partygoers, caterwauling Santas, and cantankerous country folk ...
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When Did Clark Kent First Change Into Superman in a Phone Booth?
The Fleischer Superman cartoons popularized the phone booth change, despite it rarely happening in comics. Superman's first phone booth change occurred in 1942 in a Sunday strip, with Clark noting ...