"Karl Kae Knecht's name is synonymous with the city of Evansville. As editorial cartoonist for the Evansville Courier, he amused readers and spurred them to a higher social good. He mocked the Axis powers and kept local morale high during World War II and commented daily on issues from the Great Depression to the Space Race. He also worked tirelessly as a civic booster. Knecht helped establish Evansville College and was almost single-handedly responsible...

"What is it that makes Garfield America's favorite feline? Maybe it's the way he flies through the fat lane without losing his cool or without missing a meal! You'll marvel as Garfield finds new ways to evade exercise and beat boredom. But it's nothing that a few airborne sardines can't cure, and feeding Odie a jar of sitcky peanut butter is a sure way to a slobbering good time. So join Garfield and his friends before the food is gone and the fun...

A larger, colorized version of the classic Garfield comic strip collection, featuring the adventures of Garfield the cat, Jon, Odie, and the gang.

In More of Indiana's laughmakers, he has updated his humorous research with over 300 additions to his first book. They were all born in Indiana or with a strong Indiana connection. Their humor talents in many cases reach well beyond the state borders. Banta called them laughmakers, for he thought that described them all, clowns, actors, writers, cartoonists and comedians.

This collection contains a scrapbook of newspaper cartoons pasted in a Francke Hardware Company catalog for 1904. Only the Indiana-related artists and subjects are cataloged.

This collection includes an original Tumbleweeds cartoon strip from 1978 regarding spring and courtship.

This collection includes two pen sketches created by Arthur V. Gilliom in late 1945 while working as a freelance cartoonist. The sketches show people waiting in a long line to eat at a roadside table and a man trying to fish but having his catch measured by a police officer in the water.