“I Don’t Get This Game…” Political cartoon by Christo Komarnitski satirizing US foreign policy regarding the Iranian nuclear program, published during the 2006 FIFA World Cup
“So… What’s Your Beef?” 2014 cartoon depicting the continuous discrimination against Black Americans in US history, published after the police killing of Michael Brown
"MSM: Electrifying - Treasonous" US cartoon by Tom Stiglich, depicting media reactions to Peter Bergen's 1997 Osama bin Laden interview and Tucker Carlson's 2024 Vladimir Putin interview.
“Bye-Bye Bozo: Reagan at Bitburg” American satire mocking President Ronald Reagan’s visit to a West German military cemetery that contained Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS graves (1985)
1993 US cartoon satirizing Walt Disney's role as an FBI informant and rumors of J. Edgar Hoover cross-dressing, sparked by declassified government files.
“Another Klansman” African American cartoon by William Chase, depicting Adolf Hitler casting the shadow of a KKK member, published two months after he took power in Germany (March 1933)
“Getting Into Step” Bill Mauldin’s 1968 political cartoon, republished in 2017 to promote the modern revival of the Poor People’s Campaign in the United States.
“Lei Feng, Chairman Mao's Good Soldier” Chinese poster celebrating Lei Feng, a model soldier and patriotic icon promoted by the Communist Party of China (1960s)
"Last Moment of Admiral Yamaguchi" — A Japanese painting by Renzō Kita (1943) depicting Admiral Tamon Yamaguchi on the burning flight deck of the carrier Hiryū during the Battle of Midway. He chose to go down with the ship.
“I’m hijacking the bus! ...Take us back to 1954!” Los Angeles Times cartoon criticizing the anti-integration stance of US President Richard Nixon, 1972
"Christopher Columbus would go looting not to America, but to Lower Silesia" Polish satire about the postwar looting of German property in the new Western Poland (September 1945)
"Blind Leading The Blind" African American cartoon by Jay Jackson, depicting the United States leading a defeated Nazi Germany, both blinded by "Race Hate" (June 1945)