From The Daily Worker for 1929
NOTE that in the original book, there were no tables of contents or page numbers.
This is the fourth and last of the series of four Red Cartoons of the Daily Worker. With introduction by Charles Freeman, this book contains 62 cartoons... 52 by Fred Ellis and 10 by Jacob Burck. Below are two pdf files of the book. One roughly 60 megabytes in file size that is suitable for viewing these cartoons on a computer screen (images are provided in 300 dpi 8 bit gray scale), and the other nearly a half gigabyte in file size, with each image of each cartoon rendered at 1200 dpi 8 bit gray scale. Suitable for making quality print outs of any of these cartoons. Thanks to Martin Goodman of the The Riazanov Project.
Red Cartoons for 1929 300 dpi resolution / for online display and viewing [61MB in size]
Red Cartoons for 1929 1200 dpi resolution / for high quality printing [437 MB in size]
List of individual cartoons
[These cartoons have been scanned at 1200dpi, affording the user printable quality PDFs.
2 Introductory Text page [click here for text version]
The following cartoons, 3 through 53, are by Fred Ellis:
5 Sacco and Vanzetti are not Forgotten!
10 Confronting the Soviet Union
17 Over 100 White Dead - Negros Not Counted!
24 Organize Hell - Get the Reds
26 Three Headed Parties of Capitalism
28 "Independence Day" in Wall St.
31 The Governor of Virginia [in KKK robes]
32 The New Executioner [H Hoover]
37 Campaign Against Bolshevism
42 "Those of Us Devoting Our Lives to Peace"
52 The Candidate of the New Tammany
53 Please Boss, Give Us Cash to Beat the Bolsheviks
54 Another Last Hope [Victor Berger]
The following cartoons are by Jacob Burck:
57 We're Too Busy for That-Billings Mooney
61 "Rambova" in the Bedford Cells