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A cartoon is a graphic that a comic or satirical story in a picture - usually with a punch line -. Originally used for the visual joke no words. Seriously subscribed Comments on the political events of the day, with critical intent be described as a caricature. The transition is smooth. Picture stories of several panels are called comic. Cartoons published mainly in newspapers and magazines. The term comes from the French cartoon = cardboard carton and originally referred to board drawn designs for frescoes and tapestries. In English (animated) cartoon cartoons also called.

In the U.S. and British newspapers of the cartoon has a broad tradition. Well-known magazines like The New Yorker (founded adorn 1925), each issue with a large number of cartoons and cartoonists employ their own. The British satirical magazine Punch (founded 1841) printed the first cartoons in the modern sense. Punch Cartoon coined the term in the English language, which at first was meant ironically, but then became a regular term for humorous drawings. Dialogues between the protagonists were printed under the drawing. The cartoons of Punch dealt not only with policy but attacked - often in a very succinct way - "hot" social issues on situation comedy and everyday conflicts. It was and is the difference of the cartoons on political cartoons and images on abusive individuals (whose tradition traced back to ancient times can): Also a cartoon can potentially transform every aspect of social life in a pithy, witty pictorial narrative, as a comic drawing however, has its own entertainment value and not only as a cursory comment on current affairs or political criticism validity. He is an art form that has its place alongside other small forms such as the anecdote. The distinction drawn into a mere joke is that the cartoon may dispense with the drawing, not because they contribute significantly to the comic. Accompanying texts and dialogues of the protagonists are painted in cartoon usually very short and pointed and are printed above or below the image and inserted in balloons. Most cartoons are drawn and written by one person, but there are also firmly cooperating teams of illustrators and copywriters, for example, Katz and Goldt or No news. The content is very wide range of cartoons - they range from simple puns on the comic treatment of the politics of the day, to drawings, based on the comic ironic quotations of pop culture. As in the comics and animated cartoons are also elements of the graphic itself the subject of the narrative and the subject of comedy. Cartoonists often develop a unique graphic style that gives them recognition and help in the highly competitive market, finding a position.

The first German-language magazines that printed cartoons that were satirical magazine Kladderadatsch (founded 1848), Nebelspalter (founded 1875) and Simplicissimus (founded 1896). Most prominent artist of Kladderadatsch were Wilhelm Gustav Scholz and Brandt. Simplicissimus worked for Thomas Theodor Heine and Olaf Gulbransson. Until 1933, Germany had a variety of print products that compete with cartoons to readers. During the Nazi, they were banned or changed their stance. Thomas Theodor Heine was one of many graphic artists who emigrated abroad.

Cartoons printed in the postwar period especially magazines like Stern, twen and Quick. On daily and weekly newspapers preferred to the dry political caricature. The German Cartoon Art was intended rather staid humor, such as the hedgehog Mecki in the program guide HORZU. Exceptions were the sophisticated image and the satirical humor of Loriot illustrations by Kurt Halbritter. Also in the marketing of the cartoon was used as the comic series of the tips of the gasoline service station gasoline chain was illustrated by this graphic form.

"The miraculous multiplication of money." Cartoon from Waldah The crucial change in the mode of appearance, technology and dissemination of this art form in Germany until the 1960s and 1970s by the artists of the New Frankfurt School: FW Bernstein, Robert Gernhardt, Clovis Poth and FK Waechter shaped founded with its anarchic humor, the satirical magazine Pardon (1962) and especially their nonsense Supplement world in the mirror (WIMS). Even Hans Traxler, who was about ten years older than the young editors of Pardon, joined the group. Because the publisher, Hans A. Nikel changed the course of the booklet and WIMS was discontinued in 1976, founded 1979, the quarter-staff satire magazine Titanic, which became the new forum for cartoonists. From 2000, formed later in the Cologne area with the satirical magazine ZYN! there also a center for many new comics and cartoonists, including the well-known artist emerged as Joscha Sauer, Gernot Gunga, Michael and Christian Holtschulte Bogle. The Titanic generation before 2000 paved the way for the cartoonists of today, some of which - how about Uli Stein - also demonstrate financial success, and exports to foreign countries. Cartoons are now found in almost all major German daily newspapers and weekly newspapers, often in a prominent place, and thus became again the determining factor in sales. On the German book market for cartoon anthologies have local artist now - in contrast to the comic book market - an important role, where once American, French and Belgian cartoonist prevailed. Since entering the Internet age, so-called flash cartoons gained more and more popular. Today, there are already numerous clips circulating on the World Wide Web, often with satirical content.

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