Not that it was completely their idea — Bob Mankoff, the former cartoon editor of the New Yorker, actually suggested it after taking notice of Witte and Hesner’s blog, “Cartoon Companion.” ...

“Bob does the wacky goofball thing on order ... While the New Yorker has raised the bar on the cartoon, Mankoff notes that the magazine did not “invent” them. That distinction goes ...

“I don’t care how many chances the Buffalo Bills got – you’re through.” Bob Mankoff drew that cartoon for The New Yorker in 1994, after you know who had lost you know what for you know ...

Mankoff sold that business to the New Yorker in 1997 — the same year he became the magazine's cartoon editor. Now that he is the humor editor at Esquire, Mankoff has a vision for a much bigger site.

“The World of Bob Mankoff: A Cartoon Retrospective” will be at the Charles P. Sifton Gallery until Oct. 20. “For this exhibit, we have gathered many of the most famous cartoons of Bob ...

JTA — Bob Mankoff has been the cartoon editor at The New Yorker for 20 years. But he’s been a Jew for 72. The celebrated cartoonist, who is stepping down from his prestigious perch in May ...

Bob Mankoff has been the cartoon editor at The New Yorker for 20 years. But he’s been a Jew for 72. The celebrated cartoonist, who is stepping down from his prestigious perch in May, has ...