Fort Worth Star Telegram · Fort Worth, Texas · 2 June 1990
CP-1990-006
Six-panel editorial cartoon: 'REVENGE FOR A PALESTINIAN KILLED' / 'REVENGE FOR THE REVENGE OF A PALESTINIAN KILLED' / ... each panel adding to a growing mound of bodies until the caption itself runs off the frame
Gary Markstein
Transcribed from the clipping
A six-panel editorial cartoon. Panel one is captioned REVENGE FOR A PALESTINIAN KILLED. Each following panel adds another REVENGE FOR THE to the front of the same sentence, until the words no longer fit the frame. Beneath each caption the pile of bodies grows.
Context added by this archive
A 1990 cartoon that states this project's thesis directly
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"Six-panel editorial cartoon: 'REVENGE FOR A PALESTINIAN KILLED' / 'REVENGE FOR THE REVENGE OF A PALESTINIAN KILLED' / ... each panel adding to a growing mound of bodies until the caption itself runs off the frame," Fort Worth Star Telegram, 2 June 1990. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1990-006. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1990-006
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