By: David Elzey,
on 8/12/2011
by Jane Yolen Illustrated by Arnold Roth Macmillan 1964 At a convention for witches, sweet young Isabel doesn't think she has what it takes to win the Spelling Bee... I'll be honest, I checked this out from my library because of Arnold Roth. That and the hope that by checking out the one sole remaining copy of this book in my library system that it might survive another year's weeding.
By: John,
on 6/16/2011
Arnold Roth is blogging! You’ve seen his work everywhere (The New Yorker, Punch, Time, Playboy, Sports Illustrated, etc.) and now Mr. Roth enters the digital landscape with Humblug.
By: John,
on 3/17/2011
Green Parade
art by Arnold Roth (circa 1958) :: scanned from Humbug :: Fantagraphics Books :: 2009
By: John,
on 11/30/2009
Hogan’s Alley has shared an early Christmas gift with us today–a collection of cartoonist Arnold Roth’s personal Christmas cards that he has been sending out since the 1950s.
My favourite is 1968’s epic Jekyllesque comic:
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I found out that he did this back in the eighties. I was a magazine art director at the time and had hired him for a cover. The following Christmas I got a card from him. So cool.