Foxing on cover and book ledge 1993, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, CA. Printed in Singapore. Hardcover oversize title, 208 pages, and a splendid one at that. Paul Conrad, the syndicated Pulitzer Prize winning editorial cartoonist, has been on various enemies lists from politicos in Washington. These 317 b&w drawings show the reasons why he has been a target for Democrats and Republicans alike. As one critic stated, "the work of many political cartoonists is noted for its amusement, Mr. Conrad's art is notable for its bite." There are some great images here, with bite marks all over them. Page 175 presents a wild bird coated in oil. Things never change, do they? A remarkable book.