Our CEO is a genius--he laid off a thousand $10,000-a-year employees and increased his salary another 10 million, and other contributions





Listen, finicky, you didn't come into the house for the other brand either

Type of Work:
Two-dimensional art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000000476 / 1978-03-03
Date of Publication:
December 29, 1977
Date of Creation:
1977
Title:
Listen, finicky, you didn't come into the house for the other brand either / Herblock.
Series:
Herblock's cartoon
Imprint:
Chicago : Field Newspaper Syndicate, c1977.
Description:
Print.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Notes:
Man trying to coax obstinate cat with new brand of food.
Names:
Herbert Block

Copyrights records by Block, Herbert



The Camel's nose that came in from the cold

Type of Work:
Two-dimensional art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000000477 / 1978-03-03
Date of Publication:
December 28, 1977
Date of Creation:
1977
Title:
The Camel's nose that came in from the cold / Herblock.
Series:
Herblock's cartoon
Imprint:
Chicago : Field Newspaper Syndicate, c1977.
Description:
Print.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Notes:
Head of camel sneaking into tent & toppling reporter from chair.
Names:
Herbert Block

Damn press, printing things said by the comptroller, by the deputy comptroller, by the bankers...

Type of Work:
Two-dimensional art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000004918 / 1978-06-06
Date of Publication:
September 15, 1977
Date of Creation:
1977
Title:
Damn press, printing things said by the comptroller, by the deputy comptroller, by the bankers... / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block].
Series:
Herblock's cartoon
Imprint:
Chicago : Field Newspaper Syndicate, c1978.
Description:
Print.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Performer:
2 figures reading newspaper.
Names:
Herbert Block

[Trailblazer, and other contributions] By Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block]

Type of Work:
Two-dimensional art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000006706 / 1978-04-13
Title:
[Trailblazer, and other contributions] By Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block].
Variant title:
Trailblazer
Other Title:
The Washington post
Whew!
It's to match the service these days.
I shot an arrow into the air ....
Ballot boxed.
Reminder.
Here's the way it reads now, a treaty amendment guaranteeing U. S. senators the right to continue ....
Another good crop this year.
No caption: picture of a big archery target marked skilled white, skilled black ....
Look at it this way chief, it'll mean fewer recalls for defects.
No caption: picture of a column of U. S. Capitol with two engraved hearts reading H. H. H., U. S. A.
You got any way of lowering the thermostat, Griffin?
After we sink the Panama Canal Treaties, we take back the Philippines and then ....
Why can't you be more flexible?
Remember the winters when we used to say we didn't have the winters we used to have?
I said, I don't know if they heard you.
That was a very good vault, now lower the bar for my next one.
So it hasn't been doing so well lately, give me another thirteen weeks.
That's strange according to our map we should be at Mount Confidence.
No caption: picture of a large scale with man called politics shaking hands ....
No caption: picture of a man being handed a tax cuts paper ....
We rub these sticks together till we strike a spark, we keeping [sic] rubbing these sticks together ....
Double, double toil and trouble.
Help! I'm in danger of being run down!
You think it'll sell?
Very good, just give the bill to the fellow out there.
It's nice having a T V star in the family, of course he dosen't spend much time with us.
Fidel certainly makes sure we don't have an unemployment problem.
When do you think the trashmen will get here? It's really piling up.
We seem to be accumulating some ice.
What we need to do in this quicksand is to keep thrashing around.
Foreign exchange.
I've just discovered I can make an automatic safety belt, after all.
Strange, there's never any answer, this is the name and address he gave during the 1976 campaign.
And with each of these we give a bag of salt.
Now add 1 pair overalls.
Latest memory jogger.
Three more dry martinis, three more dry towels.
Have you ever considered sending a simple message?
Quiet! I've got my eye on a big one.
We're sure we're on the right road, of course there are a few potholes.
Good luck, comrades.
You want a chocolate bar, kid?
Wrecking ball.
Leadership.
No caption: picture of a man marked U. S. down a coal shaft looking up at sign that says ....
Man, what we need is a warming up period.
That's strange, it seems to be empty.
We want to make sure you're in it to stay.
Well, I've got to get tough with somebody!
No caption: picture of operating room, one doctor is marked Reports on unnecessary surgery in the U. S.
Let us know when you fellows get serious.
Life is unfair, kid.
I hope that light at the end of the tunnel stays on this time.
Plaque.
It's a simple policy, those who want to stay must go, those who want to go must stay.
With the arms your country has, you should feel secure enough to trust your adversaries.
We might as well be consistent.
Now to try rolling it back.
The Other diplomatic passport.
No caption: picture of big iceberg marked South Korean Government influence buying ....
You say you've tracked down bigfoot? Fine! Who is it?
No caption: picture of judge hammering a sign reading, A Judge can do no wrong ....
Betty, remember all those jokes about my win button?
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 3Jan78. Trailblazer. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-03.
Issue 4Jan78. Whew! DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-04.
Issue 5Jan78. It's to match the service these days. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-05.
Issue 6Jan78. I shot an arrow into the air .... DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-06.
Issue 8Jan78. Ballot boxed. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-08.
Issue 10Jan78. Reminder. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-10.
Issue 11Jan78. Here's the way it reads now, a treaty amendment guaranteeing U. S. senators the right to continue .... DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-11.
Issue 12Jan78. Another good crop this year. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-12.
Issue 13Jan78. No caption: picture of a big archery target marked skilled white, skilled black .... DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-13.
Issue 15Jan78. Look at it this way chief, it'll mean fewer recalls for defects. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-15.
Issue 17Jan78. No caption: picture of a column of U. S. Capitol with two engraved hearts reading H. H. H., U. S. A. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-17.
Issue 18Jan78. You got any way of lowering the thermostat, Griffin? DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-18.
Issue 19Jan78. After we sink the Panama Canal Treaties, we take back the Philippines and then .... DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-19.
Issue 20Jan78. Why can't you be more flexible? DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-20.
Issue 22Jan78. Remember the winters when we used to say we didn't have the winters we used to have? DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-22.
Issue 24Jan78. I said, I don't know if they heard you. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-24.
Issue 25Jan78. That was a very good vault, now lower the bar for my next one. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-25.
Issue 26Jan78. So it hasn't been doing so well lately, give me another thirteen weeks. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-26.
Issue 27Jan78. That's strange according to our map we should be at Mount Confidence. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-27.
Issue 29Jan78. No caption: picture of a large scale with man called politics shaking hands .... DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-29.
Issue 31Jan78. No caption: picture of a man being handed a tax cuts paper .... DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-01-31.
Issue 1Feb78. We rub these sticks together till we strike a spark, we keeping [sic] rubbing these sticks together .... DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-01.
Issue 2Feb78. Double, double toil and trouble. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-02.
Issue 3Feb78. Help! I'm in danger of being run down! DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-03.
Issue 5Feb78. You think it'll sell? DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-05.
Issue 7Feb78. Very good, just give the bill to the fellow out there. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-07.
Issue 8Feb78. It's nice having a T V star in the family, of course he dosen't spend much time with us. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-08.
Issue 9Feb78. Fidel certainly makes sure we don't have an unemployment problem. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-09.
Issue 10Feb78. When do you think the trashmen will get here? It's really piling up. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-10.
Issue 12Feb78. We seem to be accumulating some ice. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-12.
Issue 14Feb78. What we need to do in this quicksand is to keep thrashing around. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-14.
Issue 15Feb78. Foreign exchange. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-15.
Issue 16Feb78. I've just discovered I can make an automatic safety belt, after all. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-16.
Issue 17Feb78. Strange, there's never any answer, this is the name and address he gave during the 1976 campaign. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-17.
Issue 19Feb78. And with each of these we give a bag of salt. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-19.
Issue 21Feb78. Now add 1 pair overalls. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-21.
Issue 22Feb78. Latest memory jogger. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-22.
Issue 23Feb78. Three more dry martinis, three more dry towels. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-23.
Issue 24Feb78. Have you ever considered sending a simple message? DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-24.
Issue 26Feb78. Quiet! I've got my eye on a big one. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-26.
Issue 28Feb78. We're sure we're on the right road, of course there are a few potholes. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-02-28.
Issue 1Mar78. Good luck, comrades. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-01.
Issue 2Mar78. You want a chocolate bar, kid? DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-02.
Issue 3Mar78. Wrecking ball. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-03.
Issue 5Mar78. Leadership. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-05.
Issue 8Mar78. Man, what we need is a warming up period. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-08.
Issue 9Mar78. That's strange, it seems to be empty. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-09.
Issue 10Mar78. We want to make sure you're in it to stay. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-10.
Issue 12Mar78. Well, I've got to get tough with somebody! DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-12.
Issue 14Mar78. No caption: picture of operating room, one doctor is marked Reports on unnecessary surgery in the U. S. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-14.
Issue 15Mar78. Let us know when you fellows get serious. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-15.
Issue 16Mar78. Life is unfair, kid. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-16.
Issue 17Mar78. I hope that light at the end of the tunnel stays on this time. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-17.
Issue 19Mar78. Plaque. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-19.
Issue 21Mar78. It's a simple policy, those who want to stay must go, those who want to go must stay. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-21.
Issue 22Mar78. With the arms your country has, you should feel secure enough to trust your adversaries. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-22.
Issue 23Mar78. We might as well be consistent. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-23.
Issue 24Mar78. Now to try rolling it back. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-24.
Issue 26Mar78. The Other diplomatic passport. DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-26.
Issue 28Mar78. No caption: picture of big iceberg marked South Korean Government influence buying .... DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-28.
Issue 29Mar78. You say you've tracked down bigfoot? Fine! Who is it? DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-29.
Issue 30Mar78. No caption: picture of judge hammering a sign reading, A Judge can do no wrong .... DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-30.
Issue 31Mar78. Betty, remember all those jokes about my win button? DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-31.
Issue 7Mar78. No caption: picture of a man marked U. S. down a coal shaft looking up at sign that says .... DCR 1978; Pub. 1978-03-07.
Names:
Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud.

Copyrights records by Herblock, pseud.



[This is an emergency--we've got to prevent any leaks of information, and other contributions]

Type of Work:
Two-dimensional art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000031708 / 1979-07-05
Date of Creation:
of the last of the contributions to be completed: 1979
Title:
[This is an emergency--we've got to prevent any leaks of information, and other contributions] / by Herblock, [pseud. of Herbert Block]
Other Title:
The Charges against me are absolutely absurd.
If our agents are responsible for blowing up people in the capital of the United States
The Good news is that our economists think a recession may be under way.
The G S A scandals (continued.)
No caption: picture of trucks passing and heading for a painter marked guidelines
You see, the president didn't create this crisis,
No caption: picture of bomb labeled Gromyko preemptive mouthoff diving into capitol
The Washington post
No caption: picture of interior nuclear plant controls, nuclear plant number 72
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 1Apr79. This is an emergency--we've got to prevent any leaks of information. Pub. 1979-04-01.
Issue 3Apr79. Nuclear-age cloud. Pub. 1979-04-03.
Issue 4Apr79. On those letters about the budget--tell them we are thinking about money matters constantly. Pub. 1979-04-04.
Issue 5Apr79. And then you get up on this stand. Pub. 1979-04-05.
Issue 6Apr79. I got sent up for lifting a few wallets. Pub. 1979-04-06.
Issue 8Apr79. Spiritual leader. Pub. 1979-04-08.
Issue 10Apr79. This'll do it. Pub. 1979-04-10.
Issue 11Apr79. To err is human, to squeeze out every buck possible is divine. Pub. 1979-04-11.
Issue 12Apr79. Look--five million pictures of him. Pub. 1979-04-12.
Issue 13Apr79. By golly, it's great how you were able to get it into one of those spaces. Pub. 1979-04-13.
Issue 15Apr79. No caption: picture of interior nuclear plant controls, nuclear plant number 72, there is a rabbits foot hanging in box reading, in case of emergency, remove rabbit foot and rub vigorously. Pub. 1979-04-15.
Issue 17Apr79. I wouldn' let you down li'l pal--you wouldn' let me down, wouldja? Pub. 1979-04-17.
Issue 18Apr79. You folks down there are going to have to row harder. Pub. 1979-04-18.
Issue 19Apr79. This is nothing like the Shah's rule--we don't wear fancy hats and epaulets. Pub. 1979-04-19.
Issue 20Apr79. Breaking and entering. Pub. 1979-04-20.
Issue 22Apr79. Under a cloud. Pub. 1979-04-22.
Issue 24Apr79. Bucket brigade. Pub. 1979-04-24.
Issue 25Apr79. We'd be perfectly willing to use some of our extra profits to explore ways of making more extra profits. Pub. 1979-04-25.
Issue 26Apr79. Mail cover. Pub. 1979-04-26.
Issue 27Apr79. I'm going to give it to you straight--I don't have any idea what I'm doing. Pub. 1979-04-27.
Issue 29Apr79. Notice how much less driving there is since gas prices have been going up? Pub. 1979-04-29.
Issue 1May79. The Charges against me are absolutely absurd. Pub. 1979-05-01.
Issue 2May79. Don't let other people hand you any baloney. Pub. 1979-05-02.
Issue 3May79. So far, so good. Pub. 1979-05-03.
Issue 4May79. Yours shrank a little. Pub. 1979-05-04.
Issue 6May79. On the other hand, old chap, she is a conservative. Pub. 1979-05-06.
Issue 8May79. Brilliant planning! Pub. 1979-05-08.
Issue 9May79. True, it'sa little higher--glub--than we figured. However--blurb. Pub. 1979-05-09.
Issue 10May79. Schlesinger here--what can I do for you today? Pub. 1979-05-10.
Issue 11May79. Bath. Pub. 1979-05-11.
Issue 13May79. Head-to-head confrontation. Pub. 1979-05-13.
Issue 15May79. By the way, how do we limit the nuclear threat to us from ourselves? Pub. 1979-05-15.
Issue 16May79. Anyhow, nobody can accuse us of exceeding the speed limit. Pub. 1979-05-16.
Issue 17May79. If our agents are responsible for blowing up people in the capital of the United States, that's strictly a Chilean internal matter. Pub. 1979-05-17.
Issue 18May79. You guarantee this won't hurt? Pub. 1979-05-18.
Issue 20May79. Well, we won't have to worry about gas for our vacation--we can't afford to go anywhere anyhow. Pub. 1979-05-20.
Issue 22May79. He'll increase fuel production, reduce imports, shine your shoes, and help old ladies across the street. Pub. 1979-05-22.
Issue 23May79. Uh--by the way--we were wondering if you could figure out the best way to build a nuclear power plant? Pub. 1979-05-23.
Issue 24May79. The Good news is that our economists think a recession may be under way. Pub. 1979-05-24.
Issue 25May79. Execution. Pub. 1979-05-25.
Issue 27May79. Double-digit, double trouble, let inflation boil and bubble. Pub. 1979-05-27.
Issue 29May79. Perhaps if you weren't so busy classifying everything else. Pub. 1979-05-29.
Issue 30May79. On energy, it is necessary to stop aggravating the problem by blaming one another. Pub. 1979-05-30.
Issue 31May79. The G S A scandals (continued.) Pub. 1979-05-31.
Issue 1Jun79. No caption: picture of trucks passing and heading for a painter marked guidelines, trucks marked prices and wage settlements and court ruling against wage-price sanctions through government contracts. Pub. 1979-06-01.
Issue 3Jun79. I only fire blanks but they jump anyhow. Pub. 1979-06-03.
Issue 5Jun79. It's sucha big success, we want to build another one over here. Pub. 1979-06-05.
Issue 6Jun79. There are some areas too delicate and private for outsiders. Pub. 1979-06-06.
Issue 7Jun79. You can't expect perfection. Pub. 1979-06-07.
Issue 8Jun79. It's another example of people trying to make us look ridiculous. Pub. 1979-06-08.
Issue 10Jun79. See how they run. Pub. 1979-06-10.
Issue 12Jun79. Leader of the free world. Pub. 1979-06-12.
Issue 13Jun79. And you'll be sure to let us know, when you think we should develop alternate energy sources. Pub. 1979-06-13.
Issue 14Jun79. Below the summit. Pub. 1979-06-14.
Issue 15Jun79. What day is this--odd or even? Pub. 1979-06-15.
Issue 17Jun79. Excuse me--I wonder if you'd mind some nuclear waste in your neighborhood? Pub. 17June79.
Issue 19Jun79. What does this salt thing have to do with the gas situation anyhow? Pub. 1979-06-19.
Issue 20Jun79. This wasn't five or ten years ago--this was on your watch. Pub. 1979-06-20.
Issue 21Jun79. And we hereby initiate our new alternate energy sources program. Pub. 1979-06-21.
Issue 22Jun79. What'll it be--odd or even? Pub. 1979-06-22.
Issue 24Jun79. True, they're somewhat bent. Pub. 1979-06-24.
Issue 26Jun79. Now playing. Pub. 1979-06-26.
Issue 27Jun79. Please--no interference with the sacred patient-dollar relationship. Pub. 1979-06-27.
Issue 28Jun79. You see, the president didn't create this crisis, and he feels sure that if the government is prudent, private enterprise will eventually. PUB28Jun79.
Issue 29Jun79. No caption: picture of bomb labeled Gromyko preemptive mouthoff diving into capitol, and another bomb labeled Baker G O P 80 soaring up. Pub. 1979-06-29.
Names:
Herbert Block

[New O P E C decision hits U. S. economy, an energy program, and other contributions]

Type of Work:
Two-dimensional art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000037165 / 1979-09-27
Date of Creation:
1979
Title:
[New O P E C decision hits U. S. economy, an energy program, and other contributions] / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block].
Other Title:
The Washington Post
The Lifeboat people.
The Trip down is a little farther than it was.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 1Jul79. New O P EC decision hits U. S. economy, an energy program, and other contributions. Pub. 1979-07-01.
Issue 3Jul79. The Lifeboat people. Pub. 1979-07-03.
Issue 4Jul79. Driver's seat. Pub. 1979-07-04.
Issue 5Jul79. You see, son, everything that goes up--with some exceptions. Pub. 1979-07-05.
Issue 6Jul79. That's all for now--we'll be back later. Pub. 1979-07-06.
Issue 8Jul79. About getting gas--it's the car's day on "odd-even" but it's your turn on "his-hers" Pub. 1979-07-08.
Issue 10Jul79. I don't hold with new fangled ideas like democracy and a Yewnited States. Pub. 1979-07-10.
Issue 11Jul79. It's just as we've always said--the trouble is in Washington. Pub. 1979-07-11.
Issue 12Jul79. After all, what are friends for? Pub. 1979-07-12.
Issue 13Jul79. The Trip down is a little farther than it was. Pub. 1979-07-13.
Issue 15Jul79. It gets into everything. Pub. 1979-07-15.
Issue 17Jul79. I think I've diagnosed your problem. Pub. 1979-07-17.
Issue 18Jul79. Who's in charge here? Pub. 1979-07-18.
Issue 19Jul79. Wait! You weren't supposed to be included in the shakeup. Pub. 1979-07-19.
Issue 20Jul79. That's making 'em roll, Ham. Pub. 1979-07-20.
Issue 22Jul79. And in next year's campaign, you promise to clean up the mess in Washington. Pub. 1979-07-22.
Issue 24Jul79. We intend to widen our circle. Pub. 1979-07-24.
Issue 25Jul79. No caption (picture of a gas line and beside them are a line of trucks marked, "Gulf, Exxon, Amoco, Sohio" .... Pub. 1979-07-25.
Issue 26Jul79. Quiet! Pub. 1979-07-26.
Issue 27Jul79. I can tell him lots of good things about our country--to start with, we get to vote for President again next year. Pub. 1979-07-27.
Issue 29Jul79. I'll give it to you straight--you're in trouble. Pub. 1979-07-29.
Issue 31Jul79. You can see that I'm the good guy now. Pub. 1979-07-31.
Issue 1Aug79. High-wire act. Pub. 1979-08-01.
Issue 2Aug79. Arms spending. Pub. 1979-08-02.
Issue 3Aug79. Closed till odd-numbered month--for standby gas rationing authority, et cetera. Pub. 1979-08-03.
Issue 5Aug79. No caption (picture of a big car labeled Chrysler Corporation and small car at gas pump with 99.96 on gas pump. Pub. 1979-08-05.
Issue 7Aug79. I'm glad Carter is attacking Washington, D. C.--Let's hope he can find out who created its number one disaster area. Pub. 1979-08-07.
Issue 8Aug79. "You just think lovely wonderful thoughts and they lift you up in the air," Peter Pan. Pub. 1979-08-08.
Issue 9Aug79. I'm OK--you're OK. Pub. 1979-08-09.
Issue 10Aug79. No caption (picture of woman carrying "Save the whales" sign & man carrying "Save the Chrysler management" sign. Pub. 1979-08-10.
Issue 12Aug79. Name of the game. Pub. 1979-08-12.
Issue 14Aug79. Philadelphia story. Pub. 1979-08-14.
Issue 15Aug79. It was entirely accidental, sort-of. Pub. 1979-08-15.
Issue 16Aug79. This is fun--what do I get to play next? Pub. 1979-08-16.
Issue 17Aug79. Blackout. Pub. 1979-08-17.
Issue 19Aug79. This is the multiple appropriation retention vehicle. It's to hold extra congressional funds till we figure out .... Pub. 1979-08-19.
Issue 21Aug79. No caption (picture of Arafat, Castro, Brezhnev & Khomeini all carrying signs outside the White House, .... Pub. 1979-08-21.
Issue 22Aug79. We hate to put you out of your house, but we've just sold to a family for a fantastic price. Pub. 22Au79.
Issue 23Aug79. My name is Jimmy Carter and I'm running from President. Pub. 1979-08-23.
Issue 24Aug79. You don't understand, Gus--to get government help, you have to goof up on a grand scale. Pub. 1979-08-24.
Issue 26Aug79. Now for a look at that minor matter the press has grossly exaggerated. Pub. 1979-08-26.
Issue 28Aug79. Him and his damned grand jete! Pub. 1979-08-28.
Issue 29Aug79. See your raise and raise you back. Pub. 1979-08-29.
Issue 30Aug79. We non-aligned nations. Pub. 1979-08-30.
Issue 31Aug79. Weaponry inflation. Pub. 1979-08-31.
Issue 2Sep79. What do you mean, I can put my clothes back on? These are my clothes. Pub. 1979-09-02.
Issue 4Sep79. This poll shows 52% "don't know," 31% for the rabbit. Pub. 1979-09-04.
Issue 5Sep79. Back to wrestling with the great issues. Pub. 1979-09-05.
Issue 6Sep79. Waiter--another Cuba libre. Pub. 1979-09-06.
Issue 7Sep79. Moscow Olympics. Pub. 1979-09-07.
Issue 9Sep79. Anyhow, it ends the uncertainty. Pub. 1979-09-09.
Issue 11Sep79. Be glad you only have a malaise--he says I could become schizophrenic. Pub. 1979-09-11.
Issue 12Sep79. Rosalynn, it's him again. Pub. 1979-09-12.
Issue 13Sep79. Racetrack system. Pub. 1979-09-13.
Issue 14Sep79. Westward the course of empire. Pub. 1979-09-14.
Issue 16Sep79. Some of you people seem to be confused. Pub. 1979-09-16.
Issue 18Sep79. So much for a no-hitter. Pub. 1979-09-18.
Issue 19Sep79. Ah, we've found the man who can light the way to a better day. Pub. 1979-09-19.
Issue 20Sep79. Firm hand at the wheel. Pub. 1979-09-20.
Issue 21Sep79. As long as that name stays up there, don't give me any stuff about believing in reform. Pub. 1979-09-21.
Names:
Herbert Block (83 documents)
example document: The Economic and military balance between East and West, 1951-1978

Well, they told us they'd do more drilling after prices went up, and other contributions

Type of Work:
Two-dimensional art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000041093 / 1980-01-03
Date of Creation:
of the last of the contributions to be completed: 1979
Title:
Well, they told us they'd do more drilling after prices went up, and other contributions / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block].
Other Title:
The Washington post
Bailout.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 23Oct79. Well, they told us they'd do more drilling after prices went up. Pub. 1979-10-23.
Issue 24Oct79. You see, Kennedy would spend more on social programs than I would. Pub. 1979-10-24.
Issue 25Oct79. Airdrops of food and medicine? Do you realize the logistical and diplomatic problem? Pub. 1979-10-25.
Issue 26Oct79. What we need is a windbag tax. Pub. 1979-10-26.
Issue 28Oct79. Now the kindling. Pub. 1979-10-28.
Issue 30Oct79. It's much faster. Pub. 1979-10-30.
Issue 31Oct79. This is revolution! Next thing they'll want to reduce us to the status of the common people. Pub. 1979-10-31.
Issue 1Nov79. Three Mile Island report. Pub. 1979-11-01.
Issue 2Nov79. Then he took the loaves and the fishes and instead of feeding the multitude, he swapped them for a can of oil. Pub. 1979-11-02.
Issue 4Nov79. We'll help bail you out. Pub. 1979-11-04.
Issue 6Nov79. Year of the child. Pub. 1979-11-06.
Issue 7Nov79. Picture of a man walking on the edge of knife blade. He is marked "Iran". The blade is labeled "Khomeini". Pub. 1979-11-07.
Issue 8Nov79. It has been officially announced .... Pub. 1979-11-08.
Issue 9Nov79. But he's very good in political races. Pub. 1979-11-09.
Issue 11Nov79. It fell to earth I knew not where. Pub. 1979-11-11.
Issue 13Nov79. More leeches, more bleeding, stronger potions! Pub. 1979-11-13.
Issue 14Nov79. This is a time for sacrifice, get in there and pull him out. Pub. 1979-11-14.
Issue 15Nov79. Hostage. Pub. 1979-11-15.
Issue 16Nov79. Are we angry enough to want somebody who really means business? Pub. 1979-11-16.
Issue 23Nov79. Ships that pass in the night. Pub. 1979-11-23.
Issue 25Nov79. Embassy row. Pub. 1979-11-25.
Issue 27Nov79. It's terrible that our government can be pushed around. Pub. 1979-11-27.
Issue 28Nov79. Dizzier and dizzier. Pub. 1979-11-28.
Issue 29Nov79. Picture of U.N. building with tombstone marked League of Nations beside it, men walking towards U.N. .... Pub. 1979-11-29.
Issue 30Nov79. We find this regulatory agency guilty of acting like a regulatory agency. Pub. 1979-11-30.
Issue 2Dec79. Something for you, too. Pub. 1979-12-02.
Issue 4Dec79. Pay no attention to the empty thrones, Imam. Pub. 1979-12-04.
Issue 5Dec79. Picture of Kennedy as a rabbit going after the Shah, who is a butterfly. Carter as a turtle .... Pub. 1979-12-05.
Issue 6Dec79. Huh? Oh, yes--I was just thinking about non-fiction. Pub. 1979-12-06.
Issue 7Dec79. Bailout. 7Dec79.
Issue 9Dec79. And, oh yes, a note from Secretary Vance deploring our position on Iran. Pub. 1979-12-09.
Issue 11Dec79. There goes the ball game. Pub. 1979-12-11.
Issue 12Dec79. I know you're all tired, but let's shake those fists again, and don't burn today's Uncle Sam effigy .... Pub. 1979-12-12.
Issue 13Dec79. Never mind that matching fund stuff--how much is it? Pub. 1979-12-13.
Issue 14Dec79. Ho! Ho! Ho! Pub. 1979-12-14.
Issue 16Dec79. Picture of a large man marked "Oil appetite" with a bag of "The Economy" going in his mouth .... Pub. 1979-12-16.
Issue 18Dec79. Checking the list. Pub. 1979-12-18.
Issue 19Dec79. Break-in. Pub. 1979-12-19.
Issue 20Dec79. Hey, brother, watch us make those big industrial democracies jump. Pub. 1979-12-20.
Issue 21Dec79. Keep an eye on the latest foreign minister--the last few started going soft. Pub. 1979-12-21.
Issue 23Dec79. It's another story referring to the terrorists over there as "students". Pub. 1979-12-23.
Issue 25Dec79. Picture of Santa Claus painting a picture that reads "Merry Christmas". Pub. 1979-12-25.
Issue 26Dec79. I'm against things being regulated. Pub. 1979-12-26.
Issue 27Dec79. And now the latest from Terroran. Pub. 1979-12-27.
Issue 28Dec79. Here's the strategy: We'll pray for the Afghans, burn candles for the Cambodians .... Pub. 1979-12-28.
Issue 30Dec79. Picture of two soldiers screwing on a new plate on truck that reads "1980" .... Pub. 1979-12-30.
Issue 18Nov79. Medic! Pub. 1979-11-18.
Issue 20Nov79. Another turkey. Pub. 1979-11-20.
Issue 21Nov79. Friend. Pub. 1979-11-21.
Issue 22Nov79. Trial. Pub. 1979-11-22.
Names:
Herbert Block
Herblock.

[I hope it's nothing serious and other contributions]

Type of Work:
Two-dimensional art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000107028 / 1982-05-05
Date of Creation:
1981
Title:
[I hope it's nothing serious and other contributions] / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block]
Other Title:
The Washington post
The Urge to deregulate
The recession may be deeper because you're not doing enough buying
The Arrival of winter
The News out of Poland
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 20Oct81. I hope it's nothing serious. Pub. 1981-10-20
Issue 21Oct81. [TV with last four presidents--pictures on wall of 1st 4 presidents, paper on floor reads "200 years since Yorktown"] Pub. 1981-10-21.
Issue 22Oct81. Soldier, we'll make all the dumb statements that are necessary around here. Pub. 1981-10-22.
Issue 23Oct81. [Man crawling through desert labeled "Recession"] Pub. 1981-10-23.
Issue 25Oct81. And now a testimonial from a satisfied customer--as soon as he's strong enough to talk. Pub. 1981-10-25.
Issue 27Oct81. Well, he was playing a different role then. Pub. 1981-10-27.
Issue 28Oct81. How's this for scaring the Russians? Pub. 1981-10-28.
Issue 29Oct81. There you go, pal. Pub. 1981-10-29.
Issue 30Oct81. Jump in--now that we've fed it, it will be friendly. Pub. 1981-10-30.
Issue 1Nov81. Pretty good stunt--now let's try it again without the safety net. Pub. 1981-11-01.
Issue 3Nov81. Thanks, pal--now is there any way you can keep those tricky Japanese auto makers from installing them in their cars? Pub. 1981-11-03.
Issue 4Nov81. We're a couple of doves. Pub. 1981-11-04.
Issue 5Nov81. The Urge to deregulate. Pub. 1981-11-05.
Issue 6Nov81. Oh, this is just an old Arab custom. Pub. 1981-11-06.
Issue 8Nov81. We think it's relatively shallow. Pub. 1981-11-08.
Issue 10Nov81. What I meant was: scoring is only a goal. Pub. 1981-11-10.
Issue 11Nov81. And In no time at all, it can climb to an altitude of. Pub. 1981-11-11.
Issue 12Nov81. We're a very happy group. Pub. 1981-11-12.
Issue 13Nov81. What I said was--it's such a beautiful horse it should be entered in the next derby. Pub. 1981-11-13.
Issue 15Nov81. Oh, you mean this? So sorry--I did not wish to offend kind gentleman of Japan. Pub. 1981-11-15.
Issue 17Nov81. Don't forget to tell me when you fellows decide about nuclear demonstration shots and stuff. Pub. 1981-11-17.
Issue 18Nov81. Sorry, kid, but that's show biz. Pub. 1981-11-18.
Issue 19Nov81. How about something like this? Pub. 1981-11-19.
Issue 20Nov81. It's a bomber! It's supermissile! No--it's a dove. Pub. 1981-11-20.
Issue 22Nov81. The recession may be deeper because you're not doing enough buying. Pub. 1981-11-22.
Issue 24Nov81. Spitting on the floor, eh? I'm closing down this place! Pub. 1981-11-24.
Issue 25Nov81. You swear to tell the whole truth. Pub. 1981-11-25.
Issue 26Nov81. We should have developed something that goes zing, thwirp and blam. Pub. 1981-11-26.
Issue 27Nov81. You had a very profitable year. Let's see--after special tax breaks and subsidies, we owe you. Pub. 1981-11-27.
Issue 29Nov81. It's amusing that they think of themselves as superpowers. Pub. 1981-11-29.
Issue 1Dec81. Leave the facades--it'll be just like Hollywood. Pub. 1981-12-01.
Issue 2Dec81. Hey, Ron--it's me! Pub. 1981-12-02.
Issue 3Dec81. What testimonials! What high standards of public service! Pub. 1981-12-03.
Issue 4Dec81. I'm in the same age bracket as you. Pub. 1981-12-04.
Issue 6Dec81. Guess that makes it easier to decide. Pub. 1981-12-06.
Issue 8Dec81. Just as long as there's no hit men in those barrels. Pub. 1981-12-08.
Issue 9Dec81. I hereby declare this cornerstone. Pub. 1981-12-09.
Issue 10Dec81. [Billboards on fence with Reagan] Pub. 1981-12-10.
Issue 11Dec81. In this scientific experiment, Johah. Pub. 1981-12-11.
Issue 13Dec81. Done your holiday chopping yet? Pub. 1981-12-13.
Issue 15Dec81. The Arrival of winter. Pub. 1981-12-15.
Issue 16Dec81. What was that thing that just went by? Pub. 1981-12-16.
Issue 17Dec81. Internal matter. Pub. 1981-11-17.
Issue 18Dec81. And To all a goodnight!. Pub. 1981-12-18.
Issue 20Dec81. The News out of Poland. Pub. 1981-12-20.
Issue 22Dec81. It's beats giving those schoolkids a square meal for lunch. Pub. 1981-12-22.
Issue 23Dec81. [Bear with Russian military hat eating man] Pub. 1981-12-23.
Issue 24Dec81. And for the eggs that we've kept, we don't need a basket. Pub. 1981-12-24.
Issue 25Dec81. Time out. Pub. 1981-12-25.
Issue 27Dec81. Hit squad. Pub. 1981-12-27.
Issue 29Dec81. Happy New Year! We're doing fine. Pub. 1981-12-29.
Issue 30Dec81. One more for the road--26,000 more for the year. Pub. 1981-12-30.
Issue 31Dec81. [Jaruzelski giving Polish woman crumbs] Pub. 1981-12-31.
Names:
Herbert Block

[Looks like some kind of tough kid and other contributions]

Type of Work:
Two-dimensional art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000108386 / 1982-05-05
Date of Creation:
1982
Title:
[Looks like some kind of tough kid and other contributions] / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block]
Other Title:
The Washington post
The arrogance of congressmen and public riffraff wanting an accounting from me!
The new confederalism.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 1Jan82. Looks like some kind of tough kid. Pub. 1982-01-01.
Issue 3Jan82. No caption (The blob that took over everything) Pub. 1982-01-03.
Issue 5Jan82. The arrogance of congressmen and public riffraff wanting an accounting from me! Pub. 1982-01-05.
Issue 6Jan82. What do you make of it, inspector? Pub. 1982-01-06.
Issue 7Jan82. Whatever it'll do anywhere else, it sure flattens everything around here. Pub. 1982-01-07.
Issue 8Jan82. On the other hand-- Pub. 1982-01-08.
Issue 10Jan82. But I need my driver's license to get around. Pub. 1982-01-10.
Issue 12Jan82. Better tell the Pope too: we won't stand for any meddling in the affairs of us Poles. Pub. 1982-01-12.
Issue 13Jan82. Of course, you realize we only took this action so that Congress could vote against it. Pub. 1982-01-13.
Issue 14Jan82. Bad day in Washington. Pub. 1982-01-14.
Issue 15Jan82. No caption (Map of U.S. with winter 1982) Pub. 1982-01-15.
Issue 17Jan82. They seem to be getting farther away from us. Pub. 1982-01-17.
Issue 19Jan82. Oh those things are the fault of Congress or the past several administations or something. Pub. 1982-01-19.
Issue 20Jan82. He says he wants to make you qualified for these jobs in the want-ads. Pub. 1982-01-20.
Issue 21Jan82. It might be that we could have handled this situation better. Pub. 1982-01-21.
Issue 22Jan82. Sir, even some of the passengers up in first-class are getting worried. Pub. 1982-01-22.
Issue 24Jan82. We're going to get there in style. Pub. 1982-01-24.
Issue 26Jan82. Covered wagons. Pub. 1982-01-26.
Issue 27Jan82. They didn't understand my sense of humor either. Pub. 1982-01-27.
Issue 28Jan82. The new confederalism. Pub. 1982-01-28.
Issue 29Jan82. Fixing potholes is not a federal responsibility. Pub. 1982-01-29.
Issue 31Jan82. He just wasn't a team player. Pub. 1982-01-31.
Issue 2Feb82. I bring the flowers and he brings the rain. Pub. 1982-02-02.
Issue 3Feb82. We're sure some more operations will make us feel better. Pub. 1982-02-03.
Issue 4Feb82. We'd like to send in an international Red Cross inspection team. Pub. 1982-02-04.
Issue 5Feb82. Might as well turn it off--after all, there's no oil in it. Pub. 1982-02-05.
Issue 7Feb82. He used to talk about taking things off people's backs. Pub. 1982-02-07.
Issue 9Feb82. Well, I already have last year's edition--and a magazine. Pub. 1982-02-09.
Issue 10Feb82. Something about that doesn't sound reassuring. Pub. 1982-02-10.
Issue 11Feb82. Not those leaks, dummy--the leaks of information about them. Pub. 1982-02-11.
Issue 12Feb82. You'll be hearing all kinds of horror stories about my program. Pub. 1982-02-12.
Issue 14Feb82. We need some running room. Pub. 1982-02-14.
Issue 16Feb82. Survival of the fattest. Pub. 1982-02-16.
Issue 17Feb82. I'm not interfering with foreign policy--this is the foreign policy. Pub. 1982-02-17.
Issue 18Feb82. It's our newest model safety net--the macrame parachute. Pub. 1982-02-18.
Issue 19Feb82. No caption (Covered wagon going over cliff) Pub. 1982-02-19.
Issue 21Feb82. Of courseI believe in separation of powers--I want to separate you from your powers. Pub. 1982-02-21.
Issue 23Feb82. It's a fifty-fifty deal--you take over welfare and we make sure more people have to go on it. Pub. 1982-02-23.
Issue 24Feb82. With all respect to you, cap'n, sir. Pub. 1982-02-24.
Issue 25Feb82. Every once in a while we're bound to be on target. Pub. 1982-02-25.
Issue 26Feb82. To show my friendship, I want to invite all of you to dinner. Pub. 1982-02-26.
Issue 28Feb82. I understand you've been getting about 180 legislators to the million. Pub. 1982-02-28.
Issue 2Mar82. I'd like to quote to you from our great leader. Pub. 1982-03-02.
Issue 3Mar82. It still leaves amendments 2 through 10. Pub. 1982-03-03.
Issue 4Mar82. Sob sister. Pub. 1982-03-04.
Issue 5Mar82. What's happening--are people finding their minds? Is everyone going sane? Pub. 1982-03-05.
Issue 7Mar82. Maybe he should be cited for contempt of public intelligence. Pub. 1982-03-07.
Issue 9Mar82. Next, will you welcome, please, Alexander Haig. Pub. 1982-03-09.
Issue 10Mar82. Great Scott! A herd of wild donkeys! Pub. 1982-03-10.
Issue 11Mar82. Let us know if you hear about any cases of environmental protection. Pub. 1982-03-11.
Issue 12Mar82. Before you fold that tent and silently steal away-- Pub. 1982-03-12.
Issue 14Mar82. But it was an accident--after a few drinks, it could happen to anybody. Pub. 1982-03-14.
Issue 16Mar82. Cheer up--you'll soon be bottoming out. Pub. 1982-03-16.
Issue 17Mar82. He wants to buy the tax deductions of these people who aren't using them. Pub. 1982-03-17.
Issue 18Mar82. Now roll it up and light it. Pub. 1982-03-18.
Issue 19Mar82. Great communicator. Pub. 1982-03-19.
Issue 21Mar82. And then there's those darn people like the ones in South Succotash who voted for me. Pub. 1982-03-21.
Issue 23Mar82. I don't know if the White House understands--it could be contagious. Pub. 1982-03-23.
Issue 24Mar82. No caption (Reagan as witch doctor) Pub. 1982-03-24.
Issue 25Mar82. Everybody down on the floor and do exactly what I tell you. Pub. 1982-03-25.
Issue 26Mar82. Right behind you. Pub. 1982-03-26.
Issue 28Mar82. I have influence--I fix it so you get special tax breaks. Pub. 1982-03-28.
Issue 30Mar82. For least supporting role, and for acting-while-saying-something-completely-different--nominees are... Pub. 1982-03-30.
Issue 31Mar82. Tobacco road. Pub. 1982-03-31
Names:
Herbert Block (83 documents)
example document: The Herblock book. By Herbert Block

[We had made this place into such a nice home for ourselves and other contributions]

Type of Work:
Two-dimensional art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000113013 / 1982-10-21
Date of Creation:
1982
Title:
[We had made this place into such a nice home for ourselves and other contributions] / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block]
Other Title:
The Washington post
A Strange case, Watson.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 1Jul82. We had made this place into such a nice home for ourselves. Pub. 1982-07-01.
Issue 2Jul82. A Strange case, Watson. Pub. 1982-07-02.
Issue 4Jul82. Now, on this one, it's the facade we want to get rid of. Pub. 1982-07-04.
Issue 6Jul82. Man, I've got to have wheels. Pub. 1982-07-06.
Issue 7Jul82. I Think we can definitely say that things are looking up. Pub. 1982-07-07.
Issue 8Jul82. I hope this new wheel steers the ship on a better course. Pub. 1982-07-08.
Issue 14Jul82. You mean that's not part of the tour? Pub. 1982-07-14.
Issue 15Jul82. It's a whole new thing--a half a bowl of spinach. Pub. 1982-07-15.
Issue 16Jul82. Arabian nightmare. Pub. 1982-07-16.
Issue 18Jul82. Say "cheese." Pub. 1982-07-18.
Issue 20Jul82. They tend to spoil the effect a little. Pub. 1982-07-20.
Issue 21Jul82. Suppose we try setting it on the ground. Pub. 1982-07-21.
Issue 22Jul82. Pst--how about putting on a disguise and trying to bribe some committee members? Pub. 1982-07-22.
Issue 23Jul82. [Picture of J. Watt with sign "get your U. S. lands and offshore leases cheap...] Pub. 1982-07-23.
Issue 25Jul82. I'm always true to you, darling, in my fashion. Pub. 1982-07-25.
Issue 27Jul82. Take a letter. Pub. 1982-07-27.
Issue 28Jul82. Good news--some of us have been released to the big prison. Pub. 1982-07-28.
Issue 29Jul82. Campaign of 1982. Pub. 1982-07-29.
Issue 30Jul82. Are you sure we never sent Congress a balanced budget? I've always talked about balanced budgets in all my speeches. Pub. 1982-07-30.
Issue 1Aug82. Dip. Pub. 1982-08-01.
Issue 3Aug82. I'm getting impatient with all these guys. Pub. 1982-08-03.
Issue 4Aug82. Well, they work on Congress, and that's the main thing. Pub. 1982-08-04.
Issue 5Aug82. They seem to have an idea this government should be run for the public. Pub. 1982-08-05.
Issue 6Aug82. You can see he's very fond of children. Pub. 1982-08-06.
Issue 8Aug82. And What makes you doubt our estimates this time? Pub. 1982-08-08.
Issue 10Aug82. Pretty soon our European allies should see the light. Pub. 1982-08-10.
Issue 11Aug82. Tell you what--we might approve busing if you'll sit in the back. Pub. 1982-08-11.
Issue 12Aug82. We're going to the mat with the spending problem. Pub. 12 Aug82.
Issue 13Aug82. Sandbox. Pub. 1982-08-13.
Issue 15Aug82. We've got to stop wringing our hands. Pub. 1982-08-15.
Issue 17Aug82. Special delivery. Pub. 1982-08-17.
Issue 18Aug82. I wonder if you jackasses--I mean noble friends ... Pub. 1982-08-18.
Issue 19Aug82. Bananas. Pub. 1982-08-19.
Issue 20Aug82. What would be the right thing to do with our money now--if we had any? Pub. 1982-08-20.
Issue 22Aug82. [Picture of man throwing atoms on earth with mushroom clouds in the background] Pub. 1982-08-22.
Issue 24Aug82. What's phase two? Pub. 1982-08-24.
Issue 25Aug82. You see, we're against buses because they might encourage "white flight." Pub. 1982-08-25.
Issue 26Aug82. Densepack. Pub. 1982-08-26.
Issue 27Aug82. Shame on you running around like that--quick, put this over your head. Pub. 1982-08-27.
Issue 29Aug82. [Two men standing at phones labeled dial for dough and dial-a-prayer] Pub. 1982-08-29.
Issue 9Jul82. Kick in again--we have a couple of habits to support. Pub. 1982-07-09.
Issue 11Jul82. What's so new about a flat tax? Pub. 1982-07-11.
Issue 13Jul82. Pumping cardboard. Pub. 1982-07-13.
Names:
Herbert Block (83 documents)
example document: The Planetary product in 1982 (world economic output, 1970-1982)

[One of your greatest acting jobs, chief, and other contributions]

Type of Work:
Two-dimensional art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000120082 / 1983-01-17
Date of Creation:
1982
Title:
[One of your greatest acting jobs, chief, and other contributions] / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block]
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Other Title:
The Washington post
If we keep on with the arms race, after awhile the Russian Army will collapse
The Last picture show.
The Third corner.
The Initial payments are really quite small.
The Afghans sent it to celebrate our third anniversary here.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 5Oct82. One of your greatest acting jobs, chief. Pub. 1982-10-05.
Issue 6Oct82. It'll blow over--it'll blow over. Pub. 1982-10-06.
Issue 7Oct82. You want to borrow a few thousand dollars to buy stock? We can't lend for that purpose. Pub. 1982-10-07.
Issue 8Oct82. He was right--it's moving off those shoals. Pub. 1982-10-08.
Issue 10Oct82. If you had put your money in stocks instead of food and clothes for your kids. Pub. 1982-10-10.
Issue 12Oct82. I'm your new shop steward--report to me any dissatisfaction you may have. Pub. 1982-10-11.
Issue 13Oct82. We could use some of that stuff. Pub. 1982-10-12.
Issue 14Oct82. I certainly hope nobody makes a political football out of the unemployment figures. Pub. 1982-10-14.
[Picture of gallery of disasters, slogan "Stay the course" in center] Pub. 1982-10-15.
Issue 17Oct82. I told you it would just be a suspension. Pub. 1982-10-17.
Issue 19Oct82. Hang in there. Pub. 1982-10-19.
Issue 20Oct82. Gosh, that Tylenol poisoning story has really been scary. Pub. 1982-10-20.
Issue 21Oct82. Never mind the fine print--you can see the general trend has been upward. Pub. 1982-10-21.
Issue 22Oct82. Today's make-work projects. Pub. 1982-10-22.
Issue 24Oct82. Stop the course! Pub. 1982-10-24.
Issue 26Oct82. I didn't come to Washington to play politics as usual. Pub. 1982-10-26.
Issue 27Oct82. The Last picture show. Pub. 1982-10-27.
Issue 28Oct82. You dummy! You've knocked off a guy who was going to vote on our side! Pub. 1982-10-28.
Issue 29Oct82. At night they come down from there and make me do these things. Pub. 1982-10-29.
Issue 31Oct82. He's all tricks and no treats. Pub. 1982-10-31.
Issue 2Nov82. What's it done to the contents of this box? Pub. 1982-11-02.
Issue 3Nov82. I just keep on with my nose-counting all the time. Pub. 1982-11-03.
Issue 4Nov82. [Picture of Helms and Vigueri throwing weapons at targeted candidates] Pub. 1982-11-04.
Issue 5Nov82. I think my running is just beginning. Pub. 1982-11-05.
Issue 7Nov82. That's funny--I was sure it said something about a revolution. Pub. 1982-11-07.
Issue 9Nov82. Entrance of the toreadors. Pub. 1982-11-09.
Issue 10Nov82. And now--the MXmaster! Pub. 1982-11-10.
Issue 11Nov82. Thank you, thank you--I appreciate your vote of confidence--thank you. Pub. 1982-11-11.
Issue 12Nov82. Who's next in line? Pub. 1982-11-12.
Issue 14Nov82. Chief, now you could eliminate the income and social security taxes. Pub. 1982-11-14.
Issue 16Nov82. The Third corner. Pub. 1982-11-16.
Issue 17Nov82. I have here in my hand. Pub. 1982-11-17.
Issue 18Nov82. That's right--cancel the turkey and send over some TV dinners. Pub. 1982-11-18.
Issue 19Nov82. By now he should be begging to see me and any moment the phone will ring. Pub. 1982-11-19.
Issue 21Nov82. If this thing works, we can nail anyone around here we catch telling the truth. Pub. 1982-11-21.
Issue 23Nov82. [Picture of truck loaded with missiles on crumbling bridge labeled "U. S. economy"] Pub. 1982-11-23.
Issue 24Nov82. Today's auto fatalities--three people died in accidents, and four more were killed by drunk drivers. Pub. 1982-11-24.
Issue 25Nov82. [Picture of general holding "repent" sign up to a priest holding anti nuke war sign] Pub. 1982-11-25.
Issue 26Nov82. Forward! Forward! Wait for your leader, men! Pub. 1982-11-26.
Issue 28Nov82. [Picture of Santa & reindeer flying above a man labeled "business" standing next to a car with a flat labeled "economy"] Pub. 1982-11-28.
Issue 30Nov82. What do you think about those lame ducks? Pub. 1982-11-30.
Issue 1Dec82. On second thought, naaah--move it back down. Pub. 1982-12-01.
Issue 2Dec82. Starting gun. Pub. 1982-12-02.
Issue 3Dec82. The Initial payments are really quite small. Pub. 1982-12-03.
Issue 5Dec82. We should have taxed them. Pub. 1982-12-05.
Issue 7Dec82. It's a miracle drug called money. Pub. 1982-12-07.
Issue 8Dec82. If we keep on with the arms race, after a while the Russian Amry [sic] will collapse. Pub. 1982-12-08.
Issue 9Nov82. It MXfired. Pub. 1982-12-09.
Issue 10Dec82. We both pay for the highway repairs. Pub. 1982-12-10.
Issue 12Dec82. Just a minute, fella. Was that sled made in the U. S.? ... Who makes all those things for you? Pub. 1982-12-12.
Issue 14Dec82. We already have a jobs program. Pub. 1982-12-14.
Issue 15Dec82. It looks okay from up here. Pub. 1982-12-15.
Issue 16Dec82. Ho! Ho! Ho! Pub. 1982-12-16.
Issue 17Dec82. Santa? Is that you, Santa? Pub. 1982-12-17.
Issue 19Dec82. Martial law is being suspended--you can now be dragged away by ordinary plainclothes agents. Pub. 1982-12-19.
Issue 21Dec82. I didn't get everything I asked for, either. Pub. 1982-12-21.
Issue 22Dec82. Tell the Russians you'll negotiate if they take one of my lie detector tests and sign one of my pledges ... . Pub. 1982-12-22.
Issue 23Dec82. Puff--puff--oof--oink--help! Pub. 1982-12-23.
Issue 24Dec82. Merry Christmas. Pub. 1982-12-24.
Issue 26Dec82. [Picture of man sitting at desk writing & brief case at his side says "Congress"] Pub. 1982-12-26.
Issue 28Dec82. The Afghans sent it to celebrate our third anniversary here. Pub. 1982-12-28.
Issue 29Dec82. You can't move that one--it's "Cap" Weinberger. Pub. 1982-12-29.
Issue 30Dec82. [Stork labeled "arms race" carrying bomb over house and man on roof shooing him] Pub. 1982-12-30.
Issue 31Dec82. How about turning the charts over too? Pub. 1982-12-31.
Names:
Herbert Block

[When the cat's away, and other contributions]

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000137330 / 1983-07-26
Date of Creation:
1983
Title:
[When the cat's away, and other contributions] / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block]
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Other Title:
The Washington post
The Newest Federalism
The Novel thing about turning over the Weather Service is that it would be done officially
Fellow members--once more the U. S. Government bunch has struck at one of our beloved leaders
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 2Jan83. When the cat's away. Pub. 1983-01-02.
Issue 4Jan83. Reagan says if we spend enough money on arms for enough years, we can close a "window of vulnerability." Pub. 1983-01-04.
Issue 5Jan83. Ask the White House if we can catch anything from shaking hands with her. Pub. 1983-01-05.
Issue 6Jan83. Undercover operation. Pub. 1983-01-06.
Issue 7Jan83. If you'd hire just one assistant. Pub. 1983-01-07.
Issue 9Jan83. What--spend some time in that dump rubbing elbows with the common people? Pub. 1983-01-09.
Issue 11Jan83. Ah, but it's not as bad as the Great Depression. Pub. 1983-01-11.
Issue 12Jan83. [No caption: Schweiker writing letter about birth control] Pub. 1983-01-12.
Issue 13Jan83. We couldn't trim anything more without cutting into fat. Pub. 1983-01-13.
Issue 14Jan83. There's still no change in the game plan, men--we still don't have one. Pub. 1983-01-14.
Issue 16Jan83. I can kick out western correspondents, but what do I do about all these damned Poles? Pub. 1983-01-16.
Issue 18Jan83. But hark! Pub. 1983-01-18.
Issue 19Jan83. Goodness knows I lashed myself to the mast. Pub. 1983-01-19.
Issue 20Jan83. Make it fast--we don't have all the time in the world. Pub. 1983-01-20.
Issue 21Jan83. Be sure to remind the Chinese that the Russians are a bunch of communists. Pub. 1983-01-21.
Issue 23Jan83. Very warming. Pub. 1983-01-23.
Issue 25Jan83. Souperbowl. Pub. 1983-01-25.
Issue 26Jan83. Gentlemen! Gentlemen! Pub. 1983-01-26.
Issue 27Jan83. We've gota bold new solution--a different slogan. Pub. 1983-01-27.
Issue 28Jan83. Damn media! You sould know better than to report all the dopey things he says. Pub. 1983-01-28.
Issue 30Jan83. The Newest Federalism. Pub. 1983-01-30.
Issue 1Feb83. Freeze! Pub. 1983-02-01.
Issue 2Feb83. They were left under a cabbage leaf by previous presidents. Pub. 1983-02-02.
Issue 3Feb83. It's our worst-case scenario--our budget is under attack. Pub. 1983-02-03.
Issue 4Feb83. He's had us on the mend for a long time now. Pub. 1983-02-04.
Issue 6Feb83. Watch me hit those foreigners, kid. Pub. 1983-02-06.
Issue 8Feb83. Riddle: how many missles does it take to put out all the light bulbs? Pub. 1983-02-08.
Issue 9Feb83. Weapon of democracy. Pub. 1983-02-09.
Issue 10Feb83. Dump. Pub. 1983-02-10.
Issue 11Feb83. No, that was his idea on employment--not deployment. Pub. 1983-02-11.
Issue 13Feb83. We were just making confetti to celebrate ten years since Watergate. Pub. 1983-02-13.
Issue 15Feb83. Without his holding a portfolio, he shouldn't be any burden at all. Pub. 1983-02-15.
Issue 16Feb83. Here's our final fallback position--we'll give up one horse-cavalry unit and two flintlock rifles.
Issue 17Feb83. I'd like to tell a few things to that judge's parents. Pub. 1983-02-17.
Issue 18Feb83. How could anyone think we have something to hide? Pub. 1983-02-18.
Issue 20Feb83. This will be followed later by corrections and official explanations of what he meant to say. Pub. 1983-02-20.
Issue 22Feb83. We must preserve special benefits for generations of government employees yet unborn! Pub. 1983-02-22.
Issue 23Feb83. Look what you've done to my car! Pub. 1983-02-23.
Issue 24Feb83. That I will faithfully execute the office. Pub. 1983-02-24.
Issue 25Feb83. Notice how much the environment has been improved? Pub. 1983-02-25.
Issue 27Feb83. We're pretty well booked for 1984--would you care to leave your name for 1988? Pub. 1983-02-27.
Issue 1Mar83. [No caption: Two movie posters reading Acid rain and Return of the Keystone Cops (Justice Department)] Pub. 1983-03-01.
Issue 2Mar83. Biggest barreled gun in the arsenal. Pub. 1983-03-02.
Issue 3Mar83. Eye of newt, and toe of frog, and lots and lots of baloney. Pub. 1983-03-03.
Issue 4Mar83. It's justa modified limited stone wall. Pub. 1983-03-04.
Issue 6Mar83. It says here that things have turned the corner. Pub. 1983-03-06.
Issue 8Mar83. Kinda gets you all choked up, doesn't it? Pub. 1983-03-08.
Issue 9Mar83. They're running so short of bullets they've had to cut down on shooting their civilians. Pub. 1983-03-09.
Issue 10Mar83. Sermon on the mount. Pub. 1983-03-10.
Issue 11Mar83. We've given it two of our fairest maidens. Pub. 1983-03-11.
Issue 13Mar83. Nobody's going to make a bird's nest out of our cuckoo clock. Pub. 1983-03-13.
Issue 15Mar83. The Novel thing about turning over the Weather Service is that it would be done officially. Pub. 1983-03-15.
Issue 16Mar83. Father of nuclear freeze. Pub. 1983-03-16.
Issue 17Mar83. [No caption: Bankers' lobby & Postal Union firing cannon balls of money at the Capitol] Pub. 1983-03-17.
Issue 18Mar83. If we hurry him out, nobody will notice. Pub. 1983-03-18.
Issue 20Mar83. [No caption: Weinberger riding a tank labeled 'Pentagon propaganda,' riding over a house] Pub. 1983-03-20.
Issue 22Mar83. And I say to you that in this final struggle between good and evil, Congress is a dagger pointed straight at the ... Pub. 1983-03-22.
Issue 23Mar83. Funds are funds--anyone could get mixed up. Pub. 1983-03-23.
Issue 24Mar83. He's a very friendly watchdog--give him a pat on the head. Pub. 1983-03-24.
Issue 25Mar83. What do they mean 'hit list?' Who would hit anybody? Pub. 1983-03-25.
Issue 27Mar83. Now, as you can see on this chart. Pub. 1983-03-27.
Issue 29Mar83. [No caption: Watt mixing chemicals in a laboratory] Pub. 1983-03-29.
Issue 30Mar83. Wait! That Star-Wars scenario might solve our problem. Pub. 1983-03-30.
Issue 31Mar83. Egg roll. Pub. 1983-03-31.
Issue 1Apr83. Fellow members--once more the U. S. Government bunch has struck at one of our beloved leaders. PUB1Apr83.
Issue 3Apr83. Daddy has to support a habit. Pub. 1983-04-03.
Issue 5Apr83. True, you're not getting a job, but you're getting a better class of reading material. Pub. 1983-04-05.
Issue 6Apr83. Eh? Pub. 1983-04-06.
Issue 7Apr83. It wouldn't be wholesome to have the wrong element drinking over there. Pub. 1983-04-07.
Issue 8Apr83. Remember that talk about getting the Federal Government off our backs? Pub. 1983-04-08.
Names:
Herbert Block

[And then a big dragon came and bust the jar and ate all the cookies, and other contributions]

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000145395 / 1984-01-12
Date of Creation:
1983
Title:
[And then a big dragon came and bust the jar and ate all the cookies, and other contributions] / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block]
Other Title:
The 39th year after.
An Award for General Jaruzelski.
The Reagan Meese Inn, no vacancy.
The Marines are looking for a few good men.
The Washington Post
The Search for waste, fraud, and abuse.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 9Oct83. And then a big dragon came and bust the jar and ate all the cookies. Pub. 1983-10-09.
Issue 11Oct83. Don't be afraid--it's just me. Pub. 1983-10-11.
Issue 12Oct83. No, senor, they are not digging in against guerrillas ... Salvadoran death squads. Pub. 1983-10-12.
Issue 13Oct83. They say they're getting a new top for that one too. Pub. 1983-10-13.
Issue 14Oct83. Let's run our calculations through the computer again. Pub. 1983-10-14.
Issue 16Oct83. We're sorry but this is Hispanic month. Pub. 1983-10-16.
Issue 18Oct83. Do you think he'll stop running? Pub. 1983-10-18.
Issue 19Oct83. 10 years since Arab oil embargo. Pub. 1983-10-19.
Issue 20Oct83. Free at last. Free at last. Pub. 1983-10-20.
Issue 21Oct83. Back to the cave. Pub. 1983-10-21.
Issue 23Oct83. How the hell do you expect to beat the Russians ... general? Pub. 1983-10-23.
Issue 25Oct83. Big new score. Pub. 1983-10-25.
Issue 26Oct83. Wait--I haven't caught up yet with the latest explanations about those other places. Pub. 1983-10-26.
Issue 27Oct83. Where else can we send them? Pub. 1983-10-27.
Issue 28Oct83. With onlya few losses. Pub. 1983-10-28.
Issue 30Oct83. Showing the flag. Pub. 1983-10-30.
Issue 1Nov83. Man on foot. Pub. 1983-11-01.
Issue 2Nov83. The Search for waste, fraud, and abuse. Pub. 1983-11-02.
Issue 3Nov83. He says it will ward off evil spirits. Pub. 1983-11-03.
Issue 4Nov83. No, that's the price, the service is down here. Pub. 1983-11-04.
Issue 6Nov83. Domestic Content Bill. Pub. 1983-11-06.
Issue 8Nov83. And here's another young man who will testify ... president rescued him. Pub. 1983-11-08.
Issue 9Nov83. Is there any kind of gas that will give people nerve? Pub. 1983-11-09.
Issue 10Nov83. And your position right now is. Pub. 1983-11-10.
Issue 11Nov83. Keep the press out, fight the Freedom-of-information act ... inmates at the nearest prison. Pub. 1983-11-11.
Issue 13Nov83. Mister Watson, or somebody--come here, I want you. Pub. 1983-11-13.
Issue 15Nov83. I don't think I can keep up with you. Pub. 1983-11-15.
Issue 16Nov83. Isn't this better than all those news stories you get from the press? Pub. 1983-11-16.
Issue 17Nov83. That's dangerous, that TV program. Pub. 1983-11-17.
Issue 18Nov83. Oh-oh, another whistleblower who called attention to excessive costs. Pub. 1983-11-18.
Issue 20Nov83. Flight. Pub. 1983-11-20.
Issue 22Nov83. The 39th year after. Pub. 1983-11-22.
Issue 23Nov83. We're experiencing a little temporary turbulence. Pub. 1983-11-23.
Issue 24Nov83. There's no need to get upset, Nancy ... lie detector tests too. Pub. 1983-11-24.
Issue 25Nov83. Sorcerer's apprentice. Pub. 1983-11-25.
Issue 27Nov83. Race. Pub. 1983-11-27.
Issue 29Nov83. Root them out and drive them away ... some strange tribe. Pub. 1983-11-29.
Issue 30Nov83. We don't have that doll, but we have one that's the very latest thing. Pub. 1983-11-30.
Issue 1Dec83. Delayed-action bombs. Pub. 1983-12-01.
Issue 2Dec83. It's not as if we wanted you to leave the team, Feldstein. Pub. 1983-12-02.
Issue 4Dec83. He has answers for everything. Pub. 1983-12-04.
Issue 6Dec83. Lebanon. Pub. 1983-12-06.
Issue 7Dec83. We're finally overcoming that Vietnam syndrome. Pub. 1983-12-07.
Issue 8Dec83. Sounds like Marxists. Pub. 1983-12-08.
Issue 9Dec83. Next year, baby. Pub. 1983-12-09.
Issue 11Dec83. Where did you get these crazy ideas about the danger of deficits? Pub. 1983-12-11.
Issue 13Dec83. Our military forces are back on their feet and standing tall. Pub. 1983-12-13.
Issue 14Dec83. Yeah, man, this sure beats going to a nice warm restaurant and buying a regular meal. Pub. 1983-12-14.
Issue 15Dec83. An Award for General Jaruzelski. Pub. 1983-12-15.
Issue 16Dec83. American car bomb. Pub. 1983-12-16.
Issue 18Dec83. If we could keep the damn press out ... problem either. Pub. 1983-12-18.
Issue 20Dec83. The Reagan Meese Inn, no vacancy. Pub. 1983-12-20.
Issue 21Dec83. Big chill. Pub. 1983-12-21.
Issue 22Dec83. The Marines are looking for a few good men. Pub. 1983-12-22.
Issue 23Dec83. Of course it's free enterprise ... get things for free. Pub. 1983-12-23.
Issue 25Dec83. Merry Christmas. Pub. 1983-12-25.
Issue 27Dec83. Your 1984 calendar. Pub. 1983-12-27.
Issue 28Dec83. I never understood what that recession was that people talked about. Pub. 1983-12-28.
Issue 29Dec83. Will there be anything more, sir? Pub. 1983-12-29.
Issue 30Dec83. Long Commission report on the Lebanon disaster. Pub. 1983-12-30.
Names:
Herbert Block

[The Forecasts for the year, and other contributions]

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000200695 / 1985-07-17
Date of Creation:
of the last of the contributions to be completed: 1985
Title:
[The Forecasts for the year, and other contributions] / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block]
Other Title:
The Washington post
The Forecasts for the year.
No caption--2 people with knives in them at Consumer Product Safety Commission
2 people w/knives in them at Consumer Product Safety Commission
2 people with knives in them at Consumer Product Safety Commission
Man lying on bench in front of White House, White House job switch
Loading "exceptions" onto boat ("tax simplification")
The Founders would have loved it if they'd thought of it.
The New American Revolution
Picture of weight-lifter labeled U. S. dollar, stepping on man's foot labeled U. S. exports
Sign inside Oval Office pointing to the Capitol saying "The Buck stops there"
Helicopter w/dangling men hanging over U. S. District Court (C B S/Westmoreland case)
Helicopter with dangling men hanging over U. S. District Court (C B S/Westmoreland case)
Man running into "trade deficit" sewerhole, sun--economic indicators
Of course we disapprove of violence, but we understand the feelings of people whose honest blood is stirred
Reagan in front of disarmament sign w/man/w/lots of missiles
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 1Jan85. The Forecasts for the year. Pub. 1985-01-01.
Issue 2Jan85. You again? Pub. 1985-01-02.
Issue 3Jan85. Jim Watt says there are several possibilities, a Black, a woman .... Pub. 1985-01-03.
Issue 4Jan85. [No caption--2 people w/knives in them at Consumer Product Safety Commission] Pub. 1985-01-04.
Issue 6Jan85. Let's hear it for this amazing feat--sawing a corner of a box in half. Pub. 1985-01-06.
Issue 8Jan85. Wake up, dear, I think the latest phase of the TV talks about the Geneva talks to have more talks is about over. Pub. 1985-01-08.
Issue 9Jan85. Just a minute, another change, at this performance in the role of .... Pub. 1985-01-09.
Issue 10Jan85. Higher law. Pub. 1985-01-10.
Issue 11Jan85. It's stopped rattling--put the gun away and lets get back to sleep. Pub. 1985-01-11.
Issue 13Jan85. [No caption--Man lying on bench in front of White House, White House job switch] Pub. 1985-01-13.
Issue 15Jan85. Yours? Pub. 1985-01-15.
Issue 16Jan85. Chief, at the display of the flag, is the heart supposed to beat true, or skip a beat? Pub. 1985-01-16.
Issue 17Jan85. I'm leading the post-inaugural parade. Pub. 1985-01-17.
Issue 18Jan85. Well, that solves the acid rain problem for awhile. Pub. 1985-01-18.
Issue 20Jan85. And the home of the brave--okay, go to your corners, remember to break clean. Pub. 1985-01-20.
Issue 22Jan85. Rescue party. Pub. 1985-01-22.
Issue 23Jan85. [No caption--Loading "exceptions" onto boat ("tax simplification")] Pub. 1985-01-23.
Issue 24Jan85. The Founders would have loved it if they'd thought of it. Pub. 1985-01-24.
Issue 25Jan85. Well, you protected yourself better than you protected us. Pub. 1985-01-25.
Issue 27Jan85. Right, we've got to do something about leaks. Pub. 1985-01-27.
Issue 29Jan85. This fine non-criminal, whose misfortune it is to suffer a persistent loss of memory. Pub. 1985-01-29.
Issue 30Jan85. Remember, out of every dollar spent for defense, some part of it goes for actual defense. Pub. 1985-01-30.
Issue 31Jan85. I don't think we're gonna make it another four. Pub. 1985-01-31.
Issue 1Feb85. Trivial pursuit. Pub. 1985-02-01.
Issue 3Feb85. We'd like the stretch limos to stretch a little longer. Pub. 1985-02-03.
Issue 5Feb85. You guys unpatriotic or something? Pub. 1985-02-05.
Issue 6Feb85. As it says here in the Scriptures somewhere, they shall beat their plowshares into swords. Pub. 1985-02-06.
Issue 7Feb85. That's our boy. Pub. 1985-02-07.
Issue 8Feb85. Little David here has been under lots of pressure lately. Pub. 1985-02-08.
Issue 10Feb85. Patience. Pub. 1985-02-10.
Issue 12Feb85. House arrest. Pub. 1985-02-12.
Issue 13Feb85. The New American Revolution. Pub. 1985-02-13.
Issue 14Feb85. Souvenir hunter. Pub. 1985-02-14.
Issue 15Feb85. [No caption--Picture of weight-lifter labeled U. S. dollar, stepping on man's foot labeled U. S. exports] Pub. 1985-02-15.
Issue 17Feb85. [No caption--Sign inside Oval Office pointing to the Capitol saying "The Buck stops there"] Pub. 1985-02-17.
Issue 19Feb85. [No caption--Helicopter w/dangling men hanging over U. S. District Court (C B S/Westmoreland case)] Pub. 1985-02-19.
Issue 20Feb85. Sacred bull. Pub. 1985-02-20.
Issue 21Feb85. We'll teach you to say that we're not treating you better. Pub. 1985-02-21.
Issue 22Feb85. I understand it's based on an idea from the French. Pub. 1985-02-22.
Issue 24Feb85. We're not trying to overthrow them, we're only trying to change their structure. Pub. 1985-02-24.
Issue 26Feb85. There he goes again. Pub. 1985-02-26.
Issue 27Feb85. If it doesn't carry missiles, what good is it? Pub. 1985-02-27.
Issue 28Feb85. Land of plenty. Pub. 1985-02-28.
Issue 1Mar85. Don't get excited, we need the talks with the Russians as a bargaining chip to get Congress to okay the MX. Pub. 1985-03-01.
Issue 3Mar85. [No caption--Man running into "trade deficit" sewerhole, sun--economic indicators] Pub. 1985-03-03.
Issue 5Mar85. Congress should show more courage on budget cuts. Pub. 1985-03-05.
Issue 6Mar85. Of course we disapprove of violence, but we understand the feelings of people whose honest blood is stirred by the slaughter of helpless babies in cold-blooded vicious murders. Pub. 1985-03-06.
Issue 7Mar85. You're going to have to give me back a bracelet or something--after four years, people are beginning to talk. Pub. 1985-03-07.
Issue 8Mar85. It's still the same thing, we just bent it a little. Pub. 1985-03-08.
Issue 10Mar85. It's a famous old cure called bleeding. Pub. 1985-03-10.
Issue 12Mar85. What do you know about this kid? Pub. 1985-03-12.
Issue 13Mar85. It's a hell of a note, if Gorbachev can impress people just by seeming to be a personable guy. Pub. 1985-03-13.
Issue 14Mar85. Nobody clapped. Pub. 1985-03-14.
Issue 15Mar85. Don't you ever stop to take a nap? Pub. 1985-03-15.
Issue 17Mar85. Gosh, fora moment I thought you said "launches." Pub. 1985-03-17.
Issue 19Mar85. Make my day. Pub. 1985-03-19.
Issue 20Mar85. It says here the U. S. is going to take part in another study of acid rain. Pub. 1985-03-20.
Issue 21Mar85. Winner. Pub. 1985-03-21.
Issue 22Mar85. Progress. Pub. 1985-03-22.
Issue 24Mar85. What previous Secretary of Labor? Pub. 1985-03-24.
Issue 26Mar85. After all, we've only been here a little over four years. Pub. 1985-03-26.
Issue 27Mar85. [No caption--Reagan in front of disarmament sign w/man w/lots of missiles] Pub. 1985-03-27.
Issue 28Mar85. I thought blind trust referred to Reagan's feeling about me. Pub. 1985-03-28.
Issue 29Mar85. I can quit any time I want to. Pub. 1985-03-29.
Issue 31Mar85. Some of those people on welfare aren't even incorporated. Pub. 1985-03-31.
Names:
Herbert Block
Herblock pseud.

[No caption--Reagan calmly sitting outside "kitchen" w/sign "If you can't stand the heat, etc.", and other contributions]

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000200696 / 1985-07-17
Date of Creation:
of the last of the contributions to be completed: 1985
Title:
[No caption--Reagan calmly sitting outside "kitchen" w/sign "If you can't stand the heat, etc.", and other contributions] / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block]
Other Title:
Reagan calmly sitting outside "kitchen" w/sign "If you can't stand the heat, etc.", and other contributions
The Washington post
Reagan calmly sitting outside "kitchen" w/sign "If you can't stand the heat, etc."
Old man choking on "reduced social security cola" near G. O. P. man
The winner is ....
The Ultimate U. S. defense
To preserve secrecy we overclassify lots more material, requiring lots more people with security clearances
Sir, the collaborator spokesman for the hijacking murderers has expressed stern displeasure over your failure
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 2Apr85. [No caption--Reagan calmly sitting outside "kitchen" w/sign "If you can't stand the heat, etc."] Pub. 1985-04-02.
Issue 3Apr85. Help! Save me from foreign imports! Pub. 1985-04-03.
Issue 4Apr85. I think you gentlemen are all acquainted. Pub. 1985-04-04.
Issue 5Apr85. Humanitarian aid. Pub. 1985-04-05.
Issue 7Apr85. I had one today who asked when the administration is coming through with tax reform. Pub. 1985-04-07.
Issue 9Apr85. Anything you can say, I can say better. Pub. 1985-04-09.
Issue 10Apr85. Those sneaky Japanese--now they're using our slogan. Pub. 1985-04-10.
Issue 11Apr85. And we can fill the remaining silos with non-classified information, members of scientific societies, and press people. Pub. 1985-04-11.
Issue 12Apr85. And, above all, don't compare our worth with that of an actual Civil Rights Commission. Pub. 1985-04-12.
Issue 14Apr85. I don't feel like a unicorn, I feel like a damn fool. Pub. 1985-04-14.
Issue 16Apr85. Oh all right, I could also throw in a side trip for the guys who were on the other side. Pub. 1985-04-16.
Issue 17Apr85. Onward! Pub. 1985-04-17.
Issue 18Apr85. Safety net. Pub. 1985-04-18.
Issue 19Apr85. We'd better call central casting again, Chief. Pub. 1985-04-19.
Issue 21Apr85. Invasion of the corporate body snatchers. Pub. 1985-04-21.
Issue 23Apr85. Amtrak? Mass transit? Who needs them? Pub. 1985-04-23.
Issue 24Apr85. Much cheaper than requiring sanitary facilities. Pub. 1985-04-24.
Issue 25Apr85. [No caption--Old man choking on "reduced social security cola" near G. O. P. man] Pub. 1985-04-25.
Issue 26Apr86. Ja, for a leader to change plans would show weakness. Pub. 1985-04-26.
Issue 28Apr85. I think we hit a C I A mine. Pub. 1985-04-28.
Issue 30Apr85. Moral support. Pub. 1985-04-30.
Issue 1May85. Strategic defense. Pub. 1985-05-01.
Issue 2May85. Follow me. Pub. 1985-05-02.
Issue 3May85. New life in a non-German cemetery. Pub. 1985-05-03.
Issue 5May85. Economic garden. Pub. 1985-05-05.
Issue 7May85. Unlike our government where everything wrong is the fault of subordinates. Pub. 1985-05-07.
Issue 8May85. How do you score this game? Pub. 1985-05-08.
Issue 9May85. We're looking after your best interests. Pub. 1985-05-09.
Issue 10May85. It wasn't broke but we fixed it. Pub. 1985-05-10.
Issue 12May85. Men, we are facing a battle to preserve our way of life. Pub. 1985-05-12.
Issue 14May85. The winner is .... Pub. 1985-05-14.
Issue 15May85. Bomb shelter. Pub. 1985-05-15.
Issue 16May85. Hold on there! Pub. 1985-05-16.
Issue 17May85. Jesse has his own form of population control. Pub. 1985-05-17.
Issue 19May85. This timeI'm really going to get that bleep-bleep roadrunner. Pub. 1985-05-19.
Issue 21May85. We think we did very well to find them. Pub. 1985-05-21.
Issue 22May85. When do I grow into it? Pub. 1985-05-22.
Issue 23May85. We've got to be color-blind. Pub. 1985-05-23.
Issue 24May85. Just as we suspected--they're not praying enough. Pub. 1985-05-24.
Issue 26May85. I want more democracy in Nicaragua and I don't want any opinions from those darn Representatives in the U. S. Congress. Pub. 1985-05-26.
Issue 28May85. The Ultimate U. S. defense. Pub. 1985-05-28.
Issue 29May85. Our mouthpiece says the same thing--organize as big business and then nobody does any time. Pub. 1985-05-29.
Issue 30May85. Now for the fine print. Pub. 1985-05-30.
Issue 31May85. So, as you now can see, that item was really a bargain. Pub. 1985-05-31.
Issue 2Jun85. Prediction by the total deduction lunch bunch. Pub. 1985-06-02.
Issue 4Jun85. To reform! Pub. 1985-06-04.
Issue 5Jun85. It's an old tradition, the admiral goes down with the ashtray. Pub. 1985-06-05.
Issue 6Jun85. Maybe if we got back to "Ask what you can do for your country." Pub. 1985-06-06.
Issue 7Jun85. To preserve secrecy we overclassify lots more material, requiring lots more people with security clearances resulting in more spying. Pub. 1985-06-07.
Issue 9Jun85. On the other hand, if we cut down on their vodka, there's liable to be a big increase in Russian roulette. Pub. 1985-06-09.
Issue 11Jun85. This can't be happening to us. Pub. 1985-06-11.
Issue 12Jun85. As I was saying, I'm opposed to double taxation of dividends. Pub. 1985-06-12.
Issue 13Jun85. Imagine those Islamic fundamentalists thinking they have revealed the truth! Pub. 1985-06-13.
Issue 14Jun85. It's like the strategy that worked so well in Lebanon. Pub. 1985-06-14.
Issue 16Jun85. Hang it in the window, James, we're part of the great pro-family tax effort. Pub. 1985-06-16.
Issue 18Jun85. Flight 1985. Pub. 1985-06-18.
Issue 20Jun85. What do you think this is, an intelligence agency? Pub. 1985-06-20.
Issue 21Jun85. Home. Pub. 1985-06-21.
Issue 23Jun85. But if any terrorists should start an all-out nuclear war, pow! Pub. 1985-06-23.
Issue 25Jun85. Sir, the collaborator spokesman for the hijacking murderers has expressed stern displeasure over your failure to hop to it in accordance with his orders. Pub. 1985-06-25.
Issue 26Jun85. Say, we could hijack an American plane and tell the U. S. to put pressure on England. Pub. 1985-06-26.
Issue 27Jun85. If only we had mental detectors. Pub. 1985-06-27.
Issue 28Jun85. Air piracy. Pub. 1985-06-28.
Issue 30Jun85. Why not give every country a choice? Pub. 1985-06-30.
Issue 19Jun85. Probably a couple of croissants and some rolls. Pub. 1985-06-19.
Names:
Herbert Block (83 documents)
example document: The Grand strategy of the Soviet Union

[They changed the venue to ensure a fair and orderly result?, and other contributions]

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000538439 / 1992-11-02
Date of Creation:
of the last of the contributions to be completed: 1992
Title:
[They changed the venue to ensure a fair and orderly result?, and other contributions] / Herblock [pseud. of Herbert Block]
Other Title:
The Washington post
Daryl F. Gates Blvd.--burned out buildings & tombstones
Perot as boxer
The Lukewarming effect.
Hell no, we won't go! Student protesters
What do all these people have in common?
The Helium candidate.
Poor guy survived illness
Perot--6 panels
The World of George Bush.
From now on, I will ownly [sic] read what they [w]rite for me on the teleprompteres [sic]
Bush and legislation--No! Never! No! No way!
The Greased pig?
A Thousand points of light.
4 televisions--remind me--what was it about this one
Clinton/Gore rally w/Jerry Brown
A Year ago people said he'd never be on his feet again.
Perot balloon breaking away
4 panels, Saddam/Bush
The Desert Storm diet.
Bush--3 panels
3 panels--star wars bombers
Special prosecutor law
The Call.
The Gunfather.
1 panel, frozen economics
1 panel, Bush in spider web
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock)
Appears in:
Issue 1May92. They changed the venue to ensure a fair and orderly result? Pub. 1992-05-01.
Issue 3May92. 1965, 1968, 1992. Pub. 1992-05-03.
Issue 5May92. [No caption: Daryl F. Gates Blvd.--burned out buildings & tombstones] Pub. 1992-05-05.
Issue 6May92. Bush is right--what was bad was when the government was doing things for the common people. Pub. 1992-05-06.
Issue 7May92. [No caption: Perot as boxer] Pub. 1992-05-07.
Issue 8May92. It's all the fault of those democratic administrations, but this is not a time to assess blame. Pub. 1992-05-08.
Issue 10May92. In performance at the White House. Pub. 1992-05-10.
Issue 12May92. He was carrying a threatening broom. Pub. 1992-05-12.
Issue 13May92. Anyhow I have the numbers that really matter. Pub. 1992-05-13.
Issue 14May92. The Lukewarming effect. Pub. 1992-05-14.
Issue 15May92. If Sununu was still here we could fly a foursome. Pub. 1992-05-15.
Issue 17May92. [No caption: Hell no, we won't go! Student protesters] Pub. 1992-05-17.
Issue 19May92. We did everything we could to make these people self-sufficient. Pub. 1992-05-19.
Issue 20May92. Jobs. Pub. 1992-05-20.
Issue 21May92. Entertainment items. Pub. 1992-05-21.
Issue 22May92. I enjoy these big fund-raising dinners. Pub. 1992-05-22.
Issue 24May92. Here's the latest, Murph--you're running way ahead in the polls but Quayle is still getting big laughs too. Pub. 1992-05-24.
Issue 26May92. Why no Republican elephants? Why not teaching kids their GOP's? Pub. 1992-05-26.
Issue 27May92. [No caption: What do all these people have in common?] Pub. 1992-05-27.
Issue 28May92. The Helium candidate. Pub. 1992-05-28.
Issue 29May92. It's what we call our big tent policy. Pub. 1992-05-29.
Issue 31May92. [No caption: Poor guy survived illness] Pub. 1992-05-31.
Issue 2Jun92. This one is all yours, chief. Pub. 1992-06-02.
Issue 3Jun92. [No caption: Perot--6 panels] Pub. 1992-06-03.
Issue 4Jun92. They didn't exactly jump ship--they were sort of floating around. Pub. 1992-06-04.
Issue 5Jun92. The World of George Bush. Pub. 1992-06-05.
Issue 7Jun92. Careful of the sign. Pub. 1992-06-07.
Issue 9Jun92. Father of the bride. Pub. 1992-06-09.
Issue 10Jun92. Party hats? Noisemakers? Champagne? Pub. 1992-06-10.
Issue 11Jun92. I'll fix this car so it can't keep going off the road. Pub. 1992-06-11.
Issue 12Jun92. I don't think I can take Perot or Bush at this hour--how about the Clinton channel? Pub. 1992-06-12.
Issue 14Jun92. Well I didn't care much for the environment at that conference. Pub. 1992-06-14.
Issue 16Jun92. One-two-three-four--what is he for? We don't know! We don't know! Yay, Perot! Perot! Perot! Pub. 1992-06-16.
Issue 17Jun92. International travel. Pub. 1992-06-17.
Issue 18Jun92. [No caption: From now on, I will ownly [sic] read what they [w]rite for me on the teleprompteres [sic] Pub. 1992-06-18.
Issue 19Jun92. Clinton may not realize how I could help him too. Pub. 1992-06-19.
Issue 21Jun92. 20 years since Watergate. Pub. 1992-06-21.
Issue 23Jun92. [No caption: Bush and legislation--No! Never! No! No way! Pub. 1992-06-23.
Issue 24Jun92. But everyone should be satisfied with our young Elvis stamp--by the time the mail is delivered, he'll be the old Elvis. Pub. 1992-06-24.
Issue 25Jun92. However, there is no proven connection between these and any feeling in the pit your stomach. Pub. 1992-06-25.
Issue 26Jun92. The Greased pig? Pub. 1992-06-26.
Issue 28Jun92. It's getting kind of hard to read. Pub. 1992-06-28.
Issue 30Jun92. Now, where were we? Pub. 1992-06-30.
Issue 1Jul92. In the waiting room, sir: an officer and a gentleman--which did you want to see? Pub. 1992-07-01.
Issue 2Jul92. He's right to blame the media--for four years we've been broadcasting all that stuff he's been saying. Pub. 1992-07-02.
Issue 3Jul92. P-E-R-O-T. Pub. 1992-07-03.
Issue 5Jul92. A Thousand points of light. Pub. 1992-07-05.
Issue 7Jul92. [No caption: 4 televisions--remind me--what was it about this one] Pub. 1992-07-07.
Issue 8Jul92. Just checking, folks. Pub. 1992-07-08.
Issue 9Jul92. Oh my, this was supposed to be his long suit. Pub. 1992-07-09.
Issue 10Jul92. Hello, call-in? I'm a typical average American and I don't like this. Pub. 1992-07-10.
Issue 12Jul92. No problem. Pub. 1992-07-12.
Issue 14Jul92. [No caption: Clinton/Gore rally w/Jerry Brown] Pub. 1992-07-14.
Issue 15Jul92. A Year ago people said he'd never be on his feet again. Pub. 1992-07-15.
Issue 16Jul92. I understand he runs a tight ship. Pub. 1992-07-16.
Issue 17Jul92. You wanted change--you've got it. Pub. 1992-07-17.
Issue 19Jul92. Buddy--back from abroad. Pub. 1992-07-19.
Issue 21Jul92. [No caption: Perot balloon breaking away] Pub. 1992-07-21.
Issue 22Jul92. I thought the only enemy was the Iraqis? Pub. 1993-07-22.
Issue 23Jul92. H-O-T P-O-T-A-T-O-E. Pub. 1992-07-23.
Issue 24Jul92. Official opening. Pub. 1992-07-24.
Issue 26Jul92. It's right here in the program--the Bush throw. Pub. 1992-07-26.
Issue 28Jul92. [No caption--4 panels, Saddam/Bush.] Pub. 1992-07-28.
Issue 29Jul92. I've found a way to turn things around. Pub. 1992-07-29.
Issue 30Jul92. Daytimes, no big deal. Pub. 1992-07-30.
Issue 31Jul92. Campaign Olympics. Pub. 1992-07-31.
Issue 2Aug92. The Desert Storm diet. Pub. 1992-08-02.
Issue 9Sep92. Notice the resemblance--both wearing glasses. Pub. 1992-09-09.
Issue 10Sep92. Who--us? Pub. 1992-09-10.
Issue 11Sep92. [No caption: Bush--3 panels] Pub. 1992-09-11.
Issue 13Sep92. Damn hurricance winds make it hard to get a good day's sleep around here. Pub. 1992-09-13.
Issue 15Sep92. We can always have the Bush-Bush debates. Pub. 1992-09-15.
Issue 16Sep92. We don't need an offense--the economic gods will strike them down. Pub. 1992-09-16.
Issue 17Sep92. Character. Pub. 1992-09-17.
Issue 18Sep92. [No caption: 3 panels--star wars bombers] Pub. 1992-09-18.
Issue 20Sep92. Hi! I've spent 3 1/2 years thinking up wonderful things for you. Pub. 1992-09-20.
Issue 22Sep92. All I know about is American currency, for three years I've been short of it. Pub. 1992-09-22.
Issue 23Sep92. My opponent should come clean. Pub. 1992-09-23.
Issue 24Sep92. Bungee jumper. Pub. 1992-09-24.
Issue 25Sep92. Just when you thought it was safe. Pub. 1992-09-25.
Issue 27Sep92. Latest strip number. Pub. 1992-09-27.
Issue 29Sep92. Wow--remember when we only had gaps? Pub. 1992-09-29.
Issue 30Sep92. What do you fellows think? Pub. 1992-09-30.
Issue 1Oct92. [No caption: Special prosecutor law] Pub. 1992-10-01.
Issue 4Oct92. I was out of the loop. Pub. 1992-10-04.
Issue 6Oct92. The Gunfather. Pub. 1992-10-06.
Issue 7Oct92. He's right--we're not in a recession. Pub. 1992-10-07.
Issue 8Oct92. Try this one on the talk-show hosts--when Bill Clinton was a kid, he threw his porridge on the floor. Pub. 1992-10-08.
Issue 9Oct92. What did you do in the Vietnam war, Daddy? Pub. 1992-10-09.
Issue 11Oct92. Are we going up in the polls yet? Pub. 1992-10-11.
Issue 13Oct92. And with me you not only get Quayle but good old Jim as acting president. Pub. 1992-10-13.
Issue 14Oct92. That fellow Abe Lincoln who opposed the Mexican War--can you imagine a guy like that as commander-in-chief? Pub. 1992-10-14.
Issue 15Oct92. This time you can really trust me. Pub. 1992-10-15.
Issue 16Oct92. Hang tough--only a little while more to go. Pub. 1992-10-16.
Issue 18Oct92. Four years ago they said they'd all be here. Pub. 1992-10-18.
Issue 20Oct92. Or would you rather take a chance on a governor? Pub. 1992-10-20.
Issue 21Oct92. There's a certain amount of recoil. Pub. 1992-10-21.
Issue 22Oct92. [No caption: 1 panel, frozen economics] Pub. 1992-10-22.
Issue 23Oct92. Notice how poeple are looking scared? Pub. 1992-10-23.
Issue 25Oct92. Hurry dear, he's talking about "trust" and "character patterns" again. Pub. 1992-10-25.
Issue 27Oct92. Let's take a look under the hood. Pub. 1992-10-27.
Issue 28Oct92. [No caption: 1 panel, Bush in spider web] Pub. 1992-10-28.
Issue 29Oct92. Hey, you know how the administration has told us the country should be run like a business? Pub. 1992-10-29.
Issue 30Oct92. It never existed and now it's gone and besides it's worldwide and we're the leader! Pub. 1992-10-30.
Issue 2Oct92. The Call. Pub. 1992-10-02.
Names:
Herbert Block

I guess I'm ready for the Euro, but I still don't like ... and other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000709580 / 1999-04-07
Date of Creation:
1999
Title:
I guess I'm ready for the Euro, but I still don't like ... and other contributions.
Other Title:
The Godfather says you've been talking too much, Charlie.
The gold rush of '99.
The Easter season in Kosovo.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 1Jan99. I guess I'm ready for the Euro, but I still don't like .... Pub. 1999-01-01.
Issue 3Jan99. You sure you're a certified angel? Pub. 1999-01-03.
Issue 6Jan99. Moves in the impeachment game. Pub. 1999-01-06.
Issue 7Jan99 [No caption, sign draped on Capitol comparing impeachment to circus] Pub. 1999-01-07.
Issue 8Jan99. I'll have him strung up in no time. Pub. 1999-01-08.
Issue 10Jan99. Impeachment parade. Pub. 1999-01-10.
Issue 13Jan99. Larry Flynt going after politicians! Where are standards? Pub. 1999-01-13.
Issue 14Jan99. Because Michael Jordan always ate his vegetables and straightened up his .... Pub. 1999-01-14.
Issue 15Jan99. William Jefferson Clinton took a solemn oath--and lied. Pub. 1999-01-15.
Issue 17Jan99. We have to uphold it. Pub. 1999-01-17.
Issue 20Jan99. Witnesses. Pub. 1999-01-20.
Issue 21Jan99. Pre-Olympics. Pub. 1999-01-21.
Issue 22Jan99. Heigh ho, heigh ho, it's back to work we go. Pub. 1999-01-22.
Issue 24Jan99. Here's an idea--we tie this balloon to the end. Pub. 1999-01-24.
Issue 27Jan99. Just a few more weeks or months--in fairness to us .... Pub. 1999-01-27.
Issue 28Jan99. Never mind the scoreboard--I've decided to go into .... Pub. 1999-01-28.
Issue 29Jan99. Now look at the mess you've got us into. Pub. 1999-01-29.
Issue 31Jan99. Downhill racer. Pub. 1999-01-31.
Issue 3Feb99. There must still be some way we can get .... Pub. 1999-02-03.
Issue 4Feb99. Web site. Pub. 1999-02-04.
Issue 5Feb99 [No caption, sign that says, shut down the Federal Government ...] Pub. 1999-02-05.
Issue 7Feb99. Off to a fast start. Pub. 1999-02-07.
Issue 10Feb99. And the winner is .... Pub. 1999-02-10.
Issue 11Feb99. That's why we call it across-the-board. Pub. 1999-02-11.
Issue 12Feb99. I worry about what the kids might get on TV .... Pub. 1999-02-12.
Issue 14Feb99. Bipartisanship, hah! It says here that he's going .... Pub. 1999-02-14.
Issue 17Feb99. Would you believe it--some cities are even .... Pub. 1999-02-17.
Issue 18Feb99. [No caption--A store front with a sign that says, Starr ...] Pub. 1999-02-18.
Issue 19Feb99. And, by the way, let us know if you see any .... Pub. 1999-02-19.
Issue 21Feb99. And as we continue the services, if you will .... Pub. 1999-02-21.
Issue 24Feb99. And with the increased noise we won't be able .... Pub. 1999-02-24.
Issue 25Feb99. What you folks need is a tax cut--are you .... Pub. 1999-02-25.
Issue 26Feb99. Lines in the sand. Pub. 1999-02-26.
Issue 28Feb99. Tie him up good. Pub. 1999-02-28.
Issue 3Mar99. But first the high hurdles. Pub. 1999-03-03.
Issue 4Mar99. Special citations in the confrontations with Iraq. Pub. 1999-03-04.
Issue 5Mar99. What's this talk about someone investigating me .... Pub. 1999-03-05.
Issue 7Mar99. And the Dow jumped over the moon. Pub. 1999-03-07.
Issue 10Mar99. Our trade balance with China is unfavorable .... Pub. 1999-03-10.
Issue 11Mar99. Dangerous products. Pub. 1999-03-11.
Issue 12Mar99. Well, as the fellows don't say, another day, another .... Pub. 1999-03-12.
Issue 14Mar99. The Godfather says you've been talking too much, Charlie. Pub. 1999-03-14.
Issue 17Mar99. Congress sent me instead. Pub. 1999-03-17.
Issue 18Mar99. Whew, so much for the hard part--dreaming up what .... Pub. 1999-03-18.
Issue 19Mar99. Occupation, nuclear security official and part-time ... . Pub. 1999-03-19.
Issue 21Mar99. The gold rush of '99. Pub. 1999-03-21.
Issue 24Mar99. Special invitation. Pub. 1999-03-24.
Issue 25Mar99. Speakers on behalf of the Kosovo massacred and homeless. Pub. 1999-03-25.
Issue 26Mar99. If we hurry with the ethnic cleansing, there won't be .... Pub. 1999-03-26.
Issue 28Mar99. You're interfering with the right of a sovereign .... Pub. 1999-03-28.
Issue 31Mar99. The Easter season in Kosovo. Pub. 1999-03-31.
Names:
Herbert Block (83 documents)
example document: Herblock's Special for today. By Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud.

I'm here to see that nobody desecrates this flag and other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000760797 / 1995-10-27
Date of Creation:
1993
Title:
I'm here to see that nobody desecrates this flag and other contributions.
Variant title:
I'm here to see that nobody desecrates this flag
Other Title:
Why shouldn't everthing federal be privatized, like us.
I'll bet I get nicer flowers than any scullery maid in town.
What the hell--a little more dirt won't hurt me.
The gang that couldn't shoot straight.
There's just the matter of side effects.
Here's another good one--we can toss that too.
One onto the back burner, one into the deep freeze.
Keep a sharp lookout for Soviet missiles--I still don't trust that guy Stalin.
The bottom line.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 2Jul95. I'm here to see that nobody desecreates this flag. Pub. 1995-07-02.
Issue 5Jul95. We need these for defense--some guys in our districts might decide to run against us. Pub. 1995-07-05.
Issue 6Jul95. Catch. Pub. 1995-07-06.
Issue 7Jul95. Why shouldn't everthing federal be privatized, like us. 7Jul95.
Issue 9Jul95. I'll bet I get nicer flowers than any scullery maid in town. 9Jul95.
Issue 12Jul95. Here doggie--nice bone. Pub. 1995-07-12.
Issue 13Jul95. Who needs to be so fussy about meat inspection anyhow? Pub. 1995-07-13.
Issue 14Jul95. It's getting harder to find "safe areas." Pub. 1995-07-14.
Issue 16Jul95. Something for everyone. Pub. 1995-07-16.
Issue 19Jul95. Greetings, brother. Pub. 1995-07-19.
Issue 20Jul95. It's part of our privatization effort. Pub. 1995-07-20.
Issue 21Jul95. Once upona time in the Old West .... Pub. 1995-07-21.
Issue 23Jul95. We have to order at least 20 more to be sure we get one that works right. Pub. 1995-07-23.
Issue 26Jul95. What the hell--a little more dirt won't hurt me. 26Jul96.
Issue 27Jul95. The gang that couldn't shoot straight. 27Jul95.
Issue 28Jul95. Remember their is no such thing as free lunch! Pub. 1995-07-30.
Issue 2Aug95. And now, our person of the week--a native American girl .... Pub. 1995-08-02.
Issue 3Aug95. Pentagon formation. Pub. 1995-08-03.
Issue 4Aug95. Golly, look what that darn Congress did while we were showing our appreciation for the environment. Pub. 1995-08-04.
Issue 6Aug95. Here's another good one--we can toss that too. 6Aug95.
Issue 9Aug95. We're so concerned about children--please join with in protecting them from harm. Pub. 1995-08-09.
Issue 10Aug95. One onto the back burner, one into the deep freeze. 10Aug95.
Issue 11Aug95. Everything in neat little boxes. Pub. 1995-08-11.
Issue 13Aug95. Keep a sharp lookout for Soviet missiles--I still don't trust that guy Stalin. 13Aug95.
Issue 16Aug95. I like them to kneel first--it's somehow more Christian. Pub. 1995-08-16.
Issue 17Aug95. I've only been turned in on this Judge-Ito-and-the-legal-eagles serial for a few months--how did it all begin anyhow? Pub. 1995-08-17.
Issue 18Aug95. Do something like that just to keep kids from getting hooked? Pub. 1995-08-18.
Issue 20Aug95. Ouch! Pub. 1995-08-20.
Issue 23Aug95. What I'm wondering after this performance--what kind of man would want to get in there? Pub. 1995-08-23.
Issue 24Aug95. Be careful you don't go too far. Pub. 1995-08-24.
Issue 25Aug95. I knew it was just a matter of time before the ultimate merger and takeover. Pub. 1995-08-25.
Issue 27Aug95. Remember when it used to be a mail service, like in other countries? Pub. 1995-08-27.
Issue 30Aug95. Tell me not in mournful numbers. Pub. 1995-08-30.
Issue 31Aug95. This could destroy the peace process. Pub. 1995-08-31.
Issue 1Sep95. Keep working--don't listen. Pub. 1995-09-01.
Issue 3Sep95. Morning-after headache. Pub. 1995-09-03.
Issue 6Sep95. Two's company--we don't need an Independent counsel butting in. Pub. 1995-09-06.
Issue 7Sep95. The bottom line. Pub. 1995-09-07.
Issue 8Sep95. We don't need the EPA to tell us what kind of environment is good for us. Pub. 1995-09-08.
Names:
Herbert Block
pseud. Herblock

Skateboard politics and other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000784070 / 1996-03-05
Date of Creation:
1995
Title:
Skateboard politics and other contributions.
Other Title:
The handshake/the handout.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 22Oct95. Skateboard politics. Pub. 1995-10-22.
Issue 25Oct95. This one will be fine--we don't want anything to scary. Pub. 1995-10-25.
Issue 26Oct95. Here's a list of Chinese to whom you must not grant US visas. Pub. 1995-10-26.
Issue 27Oct95. I guess that applies to us too--we're all in it just for the money. Pub. 1995-10-27.
Issue 29Oct95. It's the latest hospital series, called HR or Washington hopeless. Pub. 1995-10-29.
Issue 1Nov95. You mean to say that some of my fellow Serb leaders committed atrocities? Pub. 1995-11-01.
Issue 2Nov95. We don't want the White House to think we don't know what we're doing. Pub. 1995-11-02.
Issue 3Nov95. Balanced. Pub. 1995-11-03.
Issue 5Nov95. Revised version of an old program. Pub. 1995-11-05.
Issue 8Nov95. New settler. Pub. 1995-11-08.
Issue 9Nov95. Whew! as we've said all along--what a fine man! Pub. 1995-11-09.
Issue 10Nov95. The handshake/the handout. Pub. 1995-11-10.
Issue 12Nov95. What are you, some kind of crazy "moderate"? Pub. 1995-11-12.
Issue 15Nov95. What's the delay? Pub. 1995-11-15.
Issue 16Nov95. So what's new about government shutdowns? Pub. 1995-11-16.
Issue 17Nov95. Daddy is sorry if Newtie feels hurt--now give me the keys. Pub. 1995-11-17.
Issue 19Nov95. Bon appetit. Pub. 1995-11-19.
Issue 22Nov95. Well, we haven't agreed to anything yet. Pub. 1995-11-22.
Issue 23Nov95. It's right there in the book. Pub. 1995-11-23.
Issue 24Nov95. I want to protect you from government bureaucrats. Pub. 1995-11-24.
Issue 26Nov95. Did you know that the founders used dirty words? Pub. 1995-11-26.
Issue 29Nov95. I don't mean for the troops--I mean for us. Pub. 1995-11-29.
Issue 30Nov95. To quote the president--"Our leadership is needed more than ever." Pub. 1995-11-30.
Issue 1Dec95. It's just an ordinary fridge--no need for an independent investigator to poke around. Pub. 1995-12-01.
Issue 3Dec95. Only shopping days before Christmas. Pub. 1995-12-03.
Issue 6Dec95. Well, when we volunteered they didn't say we were enlisting in club med. Pub. 1995-12-06.
Issue 7Dec95. No more little gifts or junkets--from now on, it's strictly campaign cash. Pub. 1995-12-07.
Issue 8Dec95. Completely different--that other speaker was a democrat. Pub. 1995-12-08.
Issue 10Dec95. I keep seeing a large ax descending--but then, we could both be wrong again. Pub. 1995-12-10.
Issue 13Dec95. In the US. Pub. 1995-12-13.
Issue 14Dec95. Another Christmas, another try. Pub. 1995-12-14.
Issue 15Dec95. Altitude record. Pub. 1995-12-15.
Issue 17Dec95. He sees if you contribute, he knows how much the take. Pub. 1995-12-17.
Issue 20Dec95. You are accused of heretical deviation involving personal thought. Pub. 1995-12-20.
Issue 21Dec95. I sure hope this Bosnia thing doesn't take any money away from our favorite pork projects. Pub. 1995-12-21.
Issue 22Dec95. Keeps us moving faster too. Pub. 1995-12-22.
Issue 24Dec95. Merry Christmas. Pub. 1995-12-24.
Issue 27Dec95. Higher! faster! Pub. 1995-12-27.
Issue 28Dec95. You mean up to now it's just been hor d'oeuvres? Pub. 1995-12-28.
Issue 29Dec95. Partial shutdown. Pub. 1995-12-29.
Issue 31Dec95. Careful you don't get run down by these "revolutionists." Pub. 1995-12-31.
Names:
Herbert Block (83 documents)
example document: Relax--that talk about the will of the majority, and other contributions. By Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud.

Herblock

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000907539 / 1998-01-08
Date of Creation:
1997
Title:
Herblock.
Other Title:
The duel.
It's wonderful what we can refrain from doing when we work together.
The US Gives some ruthless dictators and outlaw weapon makers the red carpet treatment.
The way I got it, she just wanted to protect her good name ...
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 2Jul97. It's not true that we can't adopt western ways. Pub. 1997-07-02.
Issue 3Jul97. Order! order! the investigation of Democrats will proceed. Pub. 1997-07-03.
Issue 4Jul97. Smoke rings. Pub. 1997-07-04.
Issue 6Jul97. Hello, Kenneth Starr hotline? I hava a tip ... Pub. 1997-07-06.
Issue 9Jul97. Green planet here--lots of ground to cover, lots of rocks to analyze. Pub. 1997-07-09.
Issue 10Jul97. Are you sure you wouldn't like a red carpet? Pub. 1997-07-10.
Issue 11Jul97. It's all so sad--I keep worrying about Mike Tyson trying to raise his kids with just another 27 million this year. Pub. 1997-07-11.
Issue 13Jul97. Gee, thanks, I guess. Pub. 1997-07-13.
Issue 16Jul97. These do my best talking. Pub. 1997-07-16.
Issue 17Jul97. You dirty capitalists going to let little kids starve? Pub. 1997-07-17.
Issue 18Jul97. Summer of'97. Pub. 1997-07-18.
Issue 20Jul97. The duel. Pub. 1997-07-20.
Issue 23Jul97. Imagine means-testing Medicare--as if anyone needed government help more than us. Pub. 1997-07-23.
Issue 24Jul97. Oh, yeah? well my shady foreign contributors aren't as bad as your shady foreign contributors. Pub. 1997-07-24.
Issue 25Jul97. I'm right with you, Newt--It turned out those stupid plotters didn't want me for the job either. Pub. 1997-07-25.
Issue 27Jul97. We know you politicians want to look good on television.... Pub. 1997-07-27.
Issue 30Jul97. Midsummer Santa. Pub. 1997-07-30.
Issue 31Jul97. I think he's not good on addictive stuff .... Pub. 1997-07-31.
Issue 1Aug97. [No caption 2 frames--broadcast industry controls gov't.] Pub. 1997-08-01.
Issue 3Aug97. [No caption, the Statue of Liberty, political contributions] Pub. 1997-08-03.
Issue 6Aug97. It's wonderful what we can refrain from doing when we work together. 6Aug97.
Issue 7Aug97. Por favor, senor--tell me again about the advantages of democracy ... Pub. 1997-08-07.
Issue 8Aug97. Thank goodness for a little comic relief. Pub. 1997-08-08.
Issue 10Aug97. I know all about the statistics--it's just that I don't want to become one. Pub. 1997-08-10.
Issue 13Aug97. Everybody to arms! Those guys may try to destroy us. Pub. 1997-08-13.
Issue 14Aug97. Tell you what--you get rid of the cop and I'll hand over a little of the money. Pub. 1997-08-14.
Issue 15Aug97. Washington skyline. Pub. 1997-08-15.
Issue 17Aug97. Mine works faster. Pub. 1997-08-17.
Issue 9Oct97. True, I had coffee with those big contributors, but I didn't swallow. Pub. 1997-10-09.
Issue 10Oct97. And the agents who got their kicks here--what terrible punishments did they get? Pub. 1997-10-10.
Issue 12Oct97. [No caption, Trent Lott on campaign contributions] Pub. 1997-10-12.
Issue 15Oct97. Strike one--strike two. Pub. 1997-10-15.
Issue 16Oct97. Non-global warming. Pub. 1997-10-16.
Issue 17Oct97. [No caption, congress, space funding, land mine removal] Pub. 1997-10-17.
Issue 19Oct97. [No caption, soft money & congress payoff=DC swamp] Pub. 1997-10-19.
Issue 22Oct97. Common ground. Pub. 1997-10-22.
Issue 23Oct97. Definitely a global warming. Pub. 1997-10-23.
Issue 24Oct97. Happy Halloween! Pub. 1997-10-24.
Issue 26Oct97. You used to say how much you wanted me. Pub. 1997-10-26.
Issue 29Oct97. This year they seem to be bungee jumping. Pub. 1997-10-29.
Issue 30Oct97. Very nice--for people who believe in that kind of thing. Pub. 1997-10-30.
Issue 31Oct97. We now return you once more to ... Pub. 1997-10-31.
Issue 2Nov97. We have good news and bad news. Pub. 1997-11-02.
Issue 5Nov97. The US Gives some ruthless dictators and outlaw weapon makers the red carpet treatment. Pub. 1997-11-05.
Issue 6Nov97. [No caption, lonely rover on Mars with an I'll wait for you sign] Pub. 1997-11-06.
Issue 7Nov97. Unfortunately, I've found this nominee for an important civil rights position to be in favor of civil rights. Pub. 1997-11-07.
Issue 9Nov97. Cat and rodent game. Pub. 1997-11-09.
Issue 12Nov97. Back to the drawing board. Pub. 1997-11-12.
Issue 13Nov97. What are archives for, if not to get rid of government records? Pub. 1997-11-13.
Issue 14Nov97. You want pictures? Take a picture of this. Pub. 1997-11-14.
Issue 16Nov97. Nice timing. Pub. 1997-11-16.
Issue 19Nov97. Diplomacy--I love it. Pub. 1997-11-19.
Issue 20Nov97. Unfair to both of us. Pub. 1997-11-20.
Issue 21Nov97. Lucky us--Saddam says he'll allow us to start over. Pub. 1997-11-21.
Issue 23Nov97. Turkey. Pub. 1997-11-23.
Issue 26Nov97. Burial with full non-military dishonor. Pub. 1997-11-26.
Issue 27Nov97. These cordless phones are great--we can keep talking to the UN ... Pub. 1997-11-27.
Issue 28Nov97. The way I got it, she just wanted to protect her good name ... Pub. 1997-11-28.
Issue 30Nov97. I hear that this time we might get help from Air Force One. Pub. 1997-11-30.
Issue 3Dec97. [No caption, Saddam Hussein reading letter from USA] Pub. 1997-12-03.
Issue 4Dec97. He suggested an independent counsel to investigate congressional ...] Pub. 1997-12-04.
Issue 5Dec97. I could have sworn it said pork service. Pub. 1997-12-05.
Issue 7Dec97. Thank goodness--here's a story about a kid attacking another kid ... Pub. 1997-12-07.
Issue 10DEc97. Thank goodness theses planes don't limit carry-on bags. Pub. 1997-12-10.
Issue 11Dec97. That's the way I've always felt about it. Pub. 1997-12-11.
Issue 12Dec97. If we can't impeach her, maybe we can try her for witchcraft. Pub. 1997-12-12.
Issue 14Dec97. We tightened up our policy on Iraq--no christmas card for Saddam. Pub. 1997-12-14.
Issue 17Dec97. Are you the spirit whose coming was foretold to me? Pub. 1997-12-17.
Issue 18Dec97. Goodness--something I put in my stocking for Me? Pub. 1997-12-18.
Issue 19Dec97. Voice from the bottom of the barrel. Pub. 1997-12-19.
Issue 21Dec97. Do these guys keep sticking around too? Pub. 1997-12-21.
Issue 24Dec97. That's a funny looking palace. Pub. 1997-12-24.
Issue 25Dec97. Environmentalist. Pub. 1997-12-25.
Issue 26Dec97. Almost makes you nostalgic for the old gas lines. Pub. 1997-12-26.
Issue 28Dec97. Could you tell us about foreign financial crisis some other time? Pub. 1997-12-28.
Issue 31Dec97. Charge! Pub. 1997-12-31.
Names:
Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud.

Herblock

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000910978 / 1998-07-06
Date of Creation:
1998
Title:
Herblock.
Other Title:
The Pol Pot monument
This guy called somebody a scumbag?
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 1Apr98. I kept my promise to take it up. Pub. 1998-04-01.
Issue 2Apr98. Finally. Pub. 1998-04-02.
Issue 3Apr98. Driving pattern. Pub. 1998-04-03.
Issue 5Apr98. It's terrible the way the IRS takes so much of your money. Pub. 1998-04-05.
Issue 8Apr98. What if one of those rabbits or deer should attack me and all I .... Pub. 1998-04-08.
Issue 9Apr98. Flash--report that Starr has actually indicted a ham sandwich .... Pub. 1998-04-09.
Issue 10Apr98. After allI've done for you--and your children. Pub. 1998-04-10.
Issue 12Apr98. Time of hope. Pub. 1998-04-12.
Issue 15Apr98. Don't spoil the kids' fun--swigging down a six-pack. Pub. 1998-04-15.
Issue 16Apr98. Have we got a deal for you. Pub. 1998-04-16.
Issue 17Apr98. Long ago, before you were born, this woman says a public official .... Pub. 1998-04-17.
Issue 19Apr98. The Pol Pot monument. Pub. 1998-04-19.
Issue 22Apr98. Not to worry--we're just doing some expanding. Pub. 1998-04-22.
Issue 23Apr98. Lessons still not quite learned the hard way. Pub. 1998-04-23.
Issue 24Apr98. Needlepoint exchange. Pub. 1998-04-24.
Issue 26Apr98. Don't get your hopes up, dearie. Pub. 1998-04-26.
Issue 29Apr98. If he's committed misdeeds, how about if we give him .... Pub. 1998-04-29.
Issue 30Apr98. It'll work--the missiles will get confused by .... Pub. 1998-04-30.
Issue 1May98. Truck route. Pub. 1998-05-01.
Issue 3May98. I don't know exactly where it's going but I made it. Pub. 1998-05-03.
Issue 6May98. This guy called somebody a scumbag? 6May98.
Issue 7May98. We showed Saddam our strength--now our inspectors can .... Pub. 1998-05-07.
Issue 8May98. It's Starr--he wants us to put an extra set of leg irons .... Pub. 1998-05-08.
Issue 10May98. It's good to know you're at my side, dear. Pub. 1998-05-10.
Issue 13May98. Starting gun. Pub. 1998-05-13.
Issue 14May98. We're so busy guarding our own secrets that we can't keep up with .... Pub. 1998-05-14.
Issue 15May98. More bilingual education! more graduates with less English--more .... Pub. 1998-05-15.
Issue 17May98. Look--great power. Pub. 1998-05-17.
Issue 20May98. One more for the road. Pub. 1998-05-20.
Issue 21May98. It just occurred to me--what if that's the way the voters .... Pub. 1998-05-21.
Issue 22May98. They always say that if you dig a hole deep enough you get to China. Pub. 1998-05-22.
Issue 24May98. Junior. Pub. 1998-05-24.
Issue 27May98. Have I ever lied to you? Pub. 1998-05-27.
Issue 28May98. We must be nice to China--it's not one of those .... Pub. 1998-05-28.
Issue 29May98. Out of the bottle. Pub. 1998-05-29.
Issue 31May98. I have a great public relations idea for these people. Pub. 1998-05-31.
Issue 3Jun98. We've got to press on--he's still breathing. Pub. 1998-06-03.
Issue 4Jun98. This thing, written entirely in English, is unconstitutional. Pub. 1998-06-04.
Issue 5Jun98. Damn shame about India and Pakistan--maybe .... Pub. 1998-06-05.
Issue 7Jun98. Just remember--you were in good shape until .... Pub. 1998-06-07.
Issue 10Jun98. You've got a real winner here in honor thy gun and thy ammo. Pub. 1998-06-10.
Issue 11Jun98. It's not up to us to tell them how to receive us, or how to treat .... Pub. 1998-06-11.
Issue 12Jun98. You going along with me or you want to feel my terrible .... Pub. 1998-06-12.
Issue 14Jun98. Countdown--. Pub. 1998-06-14.
Issue 17Jun98. Fellow workers arise! Pub. 1998-06-17.
Issue 18Jun98. On to the past. Pub. 1998-06-18.
Issue 19Jun98. They bugged out in Somalia, they stood by during .... Pub. 1998-06-19.
Issue 21Jun98. Maybe if we were still a Communist dictatorship, and if we .... Pub. 1998-06-21.
Issue 24Jun98. What do they think we are--a tobacco company? Pub. 1998-06-24.
Issue 25Jun98. My wallet and I would like to meet people who will .... Pub. 1998-06-25.
Issue 26Jun98. We don't give up easily--hello, Vincent Foster? You are .... Pub. 1998-06-26.
Issue 28Jun98. [No caption--Man & woman sitting at desks. Man thinking about court decisions] Pub. 1998-06-28.
Names:
Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud.

The garbage man is here, tell him we don't want any, and other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000956109 / 1999-01-19
Date of Creation:
1998
Title:
The garbage man is here, tell him we don't want any, and other contributions.
Other Title:
The other weapons inspection.
But of course we don't demand that either of you actually pay it back.
The great walls of China.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 14Oct98. The garbage man is here, tell him we don't want any. Pub. 1998-10-14.
Issue 15Oct98. Would you explain again how a young man like this might have cured himself of his sin? Pub. 1998-10-15.
Issue 16Oct98. You should be doing more for defense.... Pub. 1998-10-16.
Issue 18Oct98. It works every time--you violate agreements.... Pub. 1998-10-18.
Issue 21Oct98. Hey, everybody! Clinton has been out raising campaign funds! Pub. 1998-10-21.
Issue 22Oct98. Look whatI brought you--I can't wait to see what's in it. Pub. 1998-10-22.
Issue 23Oct98. Halloween air traffic. Pub. 1998-10-23.
Issue 25Oct98. I've decided big spending isn't so bad.... Pub. 1998-10-25.
Issue 28Oct98. Me, an accomplice? Pub. 1998-10-28.
Issue 29Oct98. Remember--we've never had a relationship with Monica.... Pub. 1998-10-29.
Issue 30Oct98. 140 Years after the Lincoln-Douglas debates. Pub. 1998-10-30.
Issue 1Nov98. Is it over yet? Pub. 1998-11-01.
Issue 4Nov98. No, no--Clinton! Bite Clinton! Pub. 1998-11-04.
Issue 5Nov98. Maybe we shouldn't have tried so hard to get out the vote. Pub. 1998-11-05.
Issue 6Nov98. It's like Newt says--the media's been obsessed with that scandal. Pub. 1998-11-06.
Issue 8Nov98. [No caption, U.S. and U.N. are under table holding sign up to Saddam.] Pub. 1998-11-08.
Issue 11Nov98. Yay, Newt! Pub. 1998-11-11.
Issue 12Nov98. Could you sometime hold back with that terrible swift sword? Pub. 1998-11-12.
Issue 13Nov98. Terrorism!--How awful. Pub. 1998-11-13.
Issue 15Nov98. Hope it's not another version of the same old story. Pub. 1998-11-15.
Issue 18Nov98. The other weapons inspection. Pub. 1998-11-18.
Issue 19Nov98. Onward--while we still have a working majority in Congress. Pub. 1998-11-19.
Issue 20Nov98. Hey--that kind of thing can be dangeorous! Pub. 1998-11-20.
Issue 22Nov98. Just whenI was expecting great reviews. Pub. 1998-11-22.
Issue 25Nov98. How many papers did you want to see? Pub. 1998-11-25.
Issue 26Nov98. Somebody keeps putting the calendar on fast-forward. Pub. 1998-11-26.
Issue 28Nov98. What have we got that's more like a close shave? Pub. 1998-11-28.
Issue 29Nov98. Think of me as an alternative medicine man. Pub. 1998-11-29.
Issue 2Dec98. Hey, what if there should be an investigation of campaign funding by both parties? Pub. 1998-12-02.
Issue 3Dec98. With the cold war over, thank goodness we needn't be concerned about Russia any more. Pub. 1998-12-03.
Issue 4Dec98. [No caption, sad man buying gun: signs about not waiting for guns.] Pub. 1998-12-04.
Issue 6Dec98. My computer has a political millennium glitch already. Pub. 1998-12-06.
Issue 9Dec98. I'll admit we don't have a very good case if you'll admit you don't have a very good client. Pub. 1998-12-09.
Issue 10Dec98. This isn't just about lying or abuse of authority--it's about a Democrat. Pub. 1998-12-10.
Issue 11Dec98. But of course we don't demand that either of you actually pay it back. 11Dec98.
Issue 13Dec98. Here we go. Pub. 1998-12-13.
Issue 16Dec98. We have to uphold the constitution. Pub. 1998-12-16.
Issue 17Dec98. What's the latest from Iraq? Pub. 1998-12-17.
Issue 18Dec98. Now, as we were saying---. Pub. 1998-12-18.
Issue 20Dec98. It is my painful duty---. Pub. 1998-12-20.
Issue 23Dec98. Let nothing you dismay. Pub. 1998-12-23.
Issue 24Dec98. Do-nothing? We re-named Washington Airport for an Iran-Contra.... Pub. 1998-12-24.
Issue 25Dec98. Merry Christmas! Pub. 1998-12-25.
Issue 27Dec98. And in conclusion---. Pub. 1998-12-27.
Issue 30Dec98. [No caption, Tom DeLay nails note to Senate door.] Pub. 1998-12-30.
Issue 31Dec98. The great walls of China. Pub. 1998-12-31.
Names:
Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud.

No caption, two scenes with Clinton and Jiang having different conversations and other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0000965942 / 1998-10-07
Date of Creation:
1998
Title:
No caption, two scenes with Clinton and Jiang having different conversations and other contributions.
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 1Jul98. [No caption, two scenes with Clinton and Jiang having different conversations] Pub. 1998-07-01.
Issue 2Jul98. President Clinton says we're approaching the millennium--pass it along. Pub. 1998-07-02.
Issue 3Jul97. I'm looking for evidence of wrongdoing. Pub. 1998-07-03.
Issue 5Jul98. I do believe, said Alice...that they live in the same house. Pub. 1998-07-05.
Issue 8Jul98. Right--we've got to keep out the RU-486 and.... Pub. 1998-07-08.
Issue 9Jul98. Otta the way, fella--we're looking for flag burners. Pub. 1998-07-09.
Issue 10Jul98. [No caption, IRS letter with smily face seal.] Pub. 1998-07-10.
Issue 12Jul98. I don't care about violence and X ratings.... Pub. 1998-07-12.
Issue 15Jul98. Shoot the works on Jiang and his China government. Pub. 1998-07-15.
Issue 16Jul98. I'll take over this case.... Pub. 1998-07-16.
Issue 17Jul98. [No caption, people holding picket signs in front Capitol....] Pub. 1998-07-17.
Issue 19Jul98. I hate the way you keep coming back. Pub. 1998-07-19.
Issue 22Jul98. All right, all right---I believe it. Pub. 1998-07-22.
Issue 23Jul98. Never mind the people---don't let any spark touch the flag. Pub. 1998-07-23.
Issue 24Jul98. Is it all right not to smoke on these? Pub. 1998-07-24.
Issue 26Jul98. Imagine---someone right here in the Capitol with a gun---shooting people. Pub. 1998-07-26.
Issue 29Jul98. Hold everything. Pub. 1998-07-29.
Issue 30Jul98. And now, back to business. Pub. 1998-07-30.
Issue 31Jul98. Linda Tripp is right.... Pub. 1998-07-31.
Issue 2Aug98. They didn't respect us in the morning. Pub. 1998-08-02.
Issue 5Aug98. Same wise bunch that decided the Paula Jones case wouldn't take up much of his time. Pub. 1998-08-05.
Issue 6Aug98. Now here's another idea for putting your social security funds into stocks. Pub. 1998-08-06.
Issue 7Aug98. Isn't there any way we can get back.... Pub. 1998-08-07.
Issue 9Aug98. Welcome to the post-cold war world. Pub. 9Aub98.
Issue 12Aug98. It's settled then.... Pub. 1998-08-12.
Issue 13Aug98. Tell your congressmen to vote.... Pub. 1998-08-13.
Issue 19Aug98. Downed balloonist. Pub. 1998-08-19.
Issue 14Aug98. First I finish teaching you to act like a mouse. Pub. 1998-08-14.
Issue 16Aug98. Smile--you're on computer. Pub. 1998-08-16.
Issue 20Aug98. But the horn and the tape deck still work. Pub. 20Aut98.
Issue 21Aug98. Well, if it was some kind of distraction, I was sure ready to be distracted. Pub. 1998-08-21.
Issue 23Aug98. War in the dark. Pub. 1998-08-23.
Issue 26Aug98. Once more unto the breach, dear friends.... Pub. 1998-08-26.
Issue 27Aug98. And if he says you have to restore confidence, it might be well to avoid saying, look who's talking. Pub. 1998-08-27.
Issue 28Aug98. Exactly--if we don't conduct weapons inspections.... Pub. 1998-08-28.
Issue 30Aug98. View from the summit. Pub. 1998-08-30.
Issue 2Sep98. You Russians have to pull up your socks. Pub. 1998-09-02.
Issue 3Sep98. Non-sudanese pharmaceutical factory. Pub. 1998-09-03.


Names:
Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud. (15 documents)
example document: Bella and me

Junior, what are you doing? and other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0001007683 / 2000-01-04
Date of Creation:
1999
Title:
Junior, what are you doing? and other contributions.
Other Title:
The big Y2K glitch
I keep typing in "Bush Jr. and this is what keeps coming up
Those people in Washington
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 1Jul99. Junior what are you doing? Pub. 1999-07-01.
Issue 4Jul99. You seem to have a wallet problem--I think I'll have to operate again. Pub. 1999-07-04.
Issue 7Jul99. We begin our broacast with the big news of ... freezer. Pub. 1999-07-07.
Issue 8Jul99. All set with our navigating instruments. Pub. 1999-07-08.
Issue 9Jul99. Appl. ti.: No caption: judge holding sign for tabacco companies to see. Pub. 1999-07-09.
Issue 11Jul99. We must protect children from depictions of violence. Pub. 1999-07-11.
Issue 14Jul99. Fair is fair. Pub. 14PUB99.
Issue 15Jul99.Appl. ti.: No caption: picture of jail with "no vacancy" sign. Pub. 1999-07-15.
Issue 16Jul99. Appl. ti.: No caption: can can dancer with sign saying "Rosy Scenario." Pub. 1999-07-16.
Issue 18Jul99. Insurance industry campaign contributions--money from lobbies--wallet for my coming pay raise .... somewhere. Pub. 1999-07-18.
Issue 21Jul99. Yup--it looks to me like one China. Pub. 1999-07-21.
Issue 22Jul99. The big Y2K glitch. Pub. 1999-07-22.
Issue 23Jul99. Exactly--allow peaceful demonstrations and the next .... Pub. 1999-07-23.
Issue 25Jul99. Oh yeah? Well, what if we put in something ... rooms. Pub. 1999-07-25.
Issue 28Jul99. Summer of'99 Pub. 1999-07-28.
Issue 29Jul99. Stay in there, this is a matter of deep conviction with us. Pub. 1999-07-29.
Issue 30Jul99. Bad news again, this gets us more flak than the usual daily gun killings. Pub. 1999-07-30.
Issue 1Aug99. Appl. ti.: No caption: Sign in front of Capitol and White House regarding sale of congressional seats. Pub. 1999-08-01.
Issue 4Aug99. You have the right to remain silent and to call a psychologist, anything you say ... training. Pub. 1999-08-04.
Issue 5Aug99. Isn't that the guy who used to preach temperance all the time? Pub. 1999-08-05.
Issue 6Aug99. Let me get back to you on that. Pub. 1999-08-06.
Issue 8Aug99. We interrupt these commercials and promos to bring you a brief segment of the scehduled program. Pub. 1999-08-08.
Issue 11Aug99. There's no telling how high and how far you can go. Pub. 1999-08-11.
Issue 12Aug99. Explain to your kids, guns are good, it's just that so many them thousands of people misuse them every year. Pub. 1999-08-12.
Issue 13Aug99. I keep typing in "Bush Jr. and this is what keeps coming up. 13Aug99.
Issue 15Aug99. Oh, Toto, we'ere not only back in Kansas, we've gone backward in time. Pub. 1999-08-15.
Issue 29Sep99. If only future columnist could be here to explain to us why Hitler and his Nazi forces shouldn't really be our problem. Pub. 1999-09-29.
Issue 30Sep99. Those people in Washington. 30Sep99.
Names:
Herbert Block (83 documents)
example document: [Untitled--Somebody help me out!, and other contributions]
Herblock, pseud.

Wouldn't touch it and other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0001035539 / 2000-01-10
Date of Creation:
1999
Title:
Wouldn't touch it and other contributions.
Other Title:
The really scary stuff comes over the TV and radio now.
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 1Oct99. Wouldn't touch it. Pub. 1999-10-01.
Issue 3Oct99. There are already enough laws that we fought against. Pub. 1999-10-03.
Issue 6Oct99. I have a great idea for a Clinton legacy. Pub. 1999-10-06.
Issue 7Oct99. Let's start over again-half to tax reduction. Pub. 1999-10-07.
Issue 8Oct99. I don't know whether to buy a lottery ticket. Pub. 1999-10-08.
Issue 10Oct99. First things first. Pub. 1999-10-10.
Issue 13Oct99. We don't need gun controls, we just need to .... Pub. 1999-10-13.
Issue 14Oct99. No caption: picture of M-1 personal defense vehicle. Pub. 1999-10-14.
Issue 15Oct99. Measuring political candidates. Pub. 1999-10-15.
Issue 17Oct99. You know, Buchanan may be on the right track. Pub. 1999-10-17.
Issue 20Oct99. What corruption? Who's corrupted? Pub. 1999-10-20.
Issue 21Oct99. By the way, your flight has been canceled. Pub. 1999-10-21.
Issue 22Oct99. Patience,I'll let you know who you can vote for. Pub. 1999-10-22.
Issue 24Oct99. Trick and treat. Pub. 1999-10-24.
Issue 27Oct99. One thing about Pat, it doesn't make any difference. Pub. 1999-10-27.
Issue 28Oct99. Doesn't fit, we need a smaller apple. Pub. 1999-10-28.
Issue 29Oct99. The really scary stuff comes over the TV and radio now. Pub. 1999-10-29.
Issue 31Oct99. Said Alice, "it's the stupidest tea party I ever ...." Pub. 1999-10-31.
Issue 3Nov99. It's reported that you have quite a temper and .... Pub. 1999-11-03.
Issue 4Nov99. Anywhere, everywhere, anytime, all the time, USA. Pub. 1999-11-04.
Issue 5Nov99. Crime and punishment. Pub. 1999-11-05.
Issue 7Nov99. You belong to a cult that practices .... Pub. 1999-11-07.
Issue 10Nov99. Browser-SIT. Pub. 1999-11-10.
Issue 11Nov99. Is there a doctor in the house? Pub. 1999-11-11.
Issue 12Nov99. Imagine, some of those poor countries suggesting .... Pub. 1999-11-12.
Issue 14Nov99. Somehow I feel this is not the way the founders .... Pub. 1999-11-14.
Issue 17Nov99. If you were sincere, you'd drop your bag right .... Pub. 1999-11-17.
Issue 18Nov99. Anything that keeps him and his big 'security' cavalcades .... Pub. 1999-11-18.
Issue 19Nov99. South America is south of us and Europe has a bunch .... Pub. 1999-11-19.
Issue 21Nov99. You're sure this is your final answer? Pub. 1999-11-21.
Issue 24Nov99. I'm a telephone solicitor, what can you do about .... Pub. 1999-11-24.
Issue 25Nov99. What do you think, not Giuliani or not Hillary? Pub. 1999-11-25.
Issue 26Nov99. We don't mix politics and religion now, we .... Pub. 1999-11-26.
Issue 28Nov99. I guess I can stand the year, long campaigns, I .... Pub. 1999-11-28.
Issue 1Dec99. Put on this gown and somebody will see you later. Pub. 1999-12-01.
Issue 2Dec99. Wait, there's something wrong here. Pub. 1999-12-02.
Issue 3Dec99. We feel your compassion. Pub. 1999-12-03.
Issue 5Dec99. I feel like a millenniumaire, how much for the whole .... Pub. 1999-12-05.
Issue 8Dec99. You may or may not have the right to remain .... Pub. 1999-12-08.
Issue 9Dec99. What we need is tougher enforcement of the .... Pub. 1999-12-09.
Issue 10Dec99. Down to the crunch. Pub. 1999-12-10.
Issue 12Dec99. We can offer to let him put out more oil. Pub. 1999-12-12.
Issue 15Dec99. No caption: Snoopy running with a newspaper about Charles M. Schulz. Pub. 1999-12-15.
Issue 16Dec99. Don't ask. Pub. 1999-12-16.
Issue 17Dec99. While visions of sugar plums danced in their heads. Pub. 1999-12-17.
Issue 19Dec99. What a gimmick. Pub. 1999-12-19.
Issue 22Dec99. Patience, right now they're in surgery on each .... Pub. 1999-12-22.
Issue 23Dec99. No caption: Vice Prsident Al Gore ready to shake hands, 2 signs. Pub. 1999-12-23.
Issue 24Dec99. No caption: Santa Claus holding child floating above Earth. Pub. 1999-12-24.
Issue 26Dec99. Gosh, I hope those jumbo jobs don't feel they're .... Pub. 1999-12-26.
Issue 29Dec99. They said we were guilty of belonging to a cult. Pub. 1999-12-29.
Issue 30Dec99. I kind of liked the Star-spangled banner. Pub. 1999-12-30.
Issue 31Dec99. There's the planet that's been throwing things. Pub. 1999-12-31.
Names:
Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud.

Ah, the Independence day--the glorious Fourth! Do see ...., other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0001056457 / 2000-11-02
Date of Creation:
2000
Title:
Ah, the Independence day--the glorious Fourth! Do see ...., other contributions.
Variant title:
Ah, the Independence day--the glorious Fourth! Do see ....
Other Title:
The 21st century international broadcasting and ....
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 2Jul00. Ah, Independence Day--the glorious Fourth! Do see ... Pub. 2000-07-02.
Issue 5Jul00. Decisions, decisions, decisions. Pub. 2000-07-05.
Issue 6Jul00. Drinks for everyone, I'm expecting something in the .... Pub. 2000-07-06.
Issue 7Jul00. War zone USA. Pub. 2000-07-07.
Issue 9Jul00. Or if you want to go with class, we can get you .... Pub. 2000-07-09.
Issue 12Jul00. Not quite perfected yet. Pub. 2000-07-12.
Issue 13Jul00. No caption, picture of the Capital building, Keystone cop & delay sign. Pub. 2000-07-13.
Issue 14Jul00. If we lose a multi-billion dollar lawsuit, we could .... Pub. 2000-07-14.
Issue 16Jul00. The 21st century international broadcasting and .... Pub. 2000-07-16.
Issue 19Jul00. No caption, I made my decision after listening to Gore/Bush. Pub. 2000-07-19.
Issue 20Jul00. Well anyway, we think we're doing better than you are. Pub. 2000-07-20.
Issue 21Jul00. It all goes away. Pub. 2000-07-21.
Issue 23Jul00. Greatest country on Earth. Pub. 2000-07-23.
Issue 26Jul00. Down from the summit. Pub. 2000-07-26.
Issue 27Jul00. Dick and Dad will tell me all I need to know. Pub. 2000-07-27.
Issue 2Aug00. These convention shows cost a few bucks, but they're .... Pub. 2000-08-02
Issue 3Aug00. Unlike certain sleazy, untruthful, lowdown other .... Pub. 2000-08-03.
Issue 4Aug00. Of couurse, it has many of the old features. Pub. 2000-08-04.
Issue 6Aug00. They have not led, we will. Pub. 2000-08-06.
Issue 9Aug00. Jump start. Pub. 2000-08-09.
Issue 10Aug00. We can't let them outreligion me, Dick, perhaps .... Pub. 2000-08-10.
Issue 11Aug00. Claim jumper! Pub. 2000-08-11.
Issue 13Aug00. Unwise at any speed. Pub. 2000-08-13.
Issue 16Aug00. No caption, Al Gore, woman labelled "Dem" and Clinton picture frame. Pub. 2000-08-16.
Issue 17Aug00. Bridge to the future. Pub. 2000-08-17.
Issue 18Aug00. I still miss the bad old days when the convention .... Pub. 2000-08-18.
Issue 20Aug00. Once more into the breach, dear friends, once more .... Pub. 2000-08-20.
Issue 23Aug00. If we can get you to Canada, we can book you .... Pub. 2000-08-23.
Issue 28Jul00. It was a war so big, with invasions of so much .... Pub. 2000-07-28.
Issue 30Jul00. Everything neatly nailed down. Pub. 2000-07-30.
Names:
Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud.

What do you mean tired, we've just passed the starting line, other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0001086892 / 2000-04-14
Date of Creation:
2000
Title:
What do you mean tired, we've just passed the starting line, other contributions.
Other Title:
A house divided, preserve the union, when does he ....
The gun-pushers lobby comes up with a new one
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 2Jan00. What do you mean tired, we've just passed the starting line. Pub. 2000-01-02.
Issue 5Jan00. I don't know where your socks are, and if you .... Pub. 2000-01-05.
Issue 6Jan00. Now we know what happens when we really try to do the .... Pub. 2000-01-06.
Issue 7Jan00. Please let me finish, wait--please, let me finish. Pub. 2000-01-07.
Issue 9Jan00. We're agreed then, the policy of a commander-in-chief .... Pub. 2000-01-09.
Issue 12Jan00. Sir, this check to Time-Warner for 165 billion, it's dated 1999. Pub. 2000-01-12.
Issue 13Jan00. Of course, if I were in in a temple where they wanted to contribute political .... Pub. 2000-01-13.
Issue 14Jan00. Still the number one merger. Pub. 2000-01-14.
Issue 16Jan00. This isn't necessarily habit forming. Pub. 2000-01-16.
Issue 19Jan00. What's new Bigfoot? Pub. 2000-01-19.
Issue 20Jan00. It's a tribute to their historic stand against the federal .... Pub. 2000-01-20.
Issue 21Jan00. Lucky we're the ones giving others the polygraph tests. Pub. 2000-01-21.
Issue 23Jan00. I guess I just hadn't noticed it before. Pub. 2000-01-23.
Issue 26Jan00. Remember the winter when we used to say we didn't .... Pub. 2000-01-26.
Issue 27Jan00. It's in the Constitution somewhere, the right to harass a woman going into a clinic. Pub. 2000-01-27.
Issue 28Jan00. You're being negative. Pub. 2000-01-28.
Issue 30Jan00. See if we can't use the money my way it'll just be spent .... Pub. 2000-01-30.
Issue 2Feb00. Groundhog Day, the non-movie. Pub. 2000-02-02
Issue 3Feb00. Just one of those New England snowslides. Pub. 2000-02-03.
Issue 4Feb00. No caption--GW Bush talking about his lack of view. Pub. 2000-02-04.
Issue 6Feb00. Third month at sea. Pub. 2000-02-06.
Issue 9Feb00. Never mind the flag controversy, this is about preserving the right to buy the government. Pub. 2000-02-09.
Issue 10Feb00. A house divided, preserve the union, when does he .... Pub. 2000-02-10.
Issue 11Feb00. Oh, that one looks fine on you. Pub. 2000-02-11.
Issue *13Feb00. Every so often I have to remember I don't have wings. Pub. 2000-02-13.
Issue 16Feb00. New face on board. Pub. 2000-02-16.
Issue 17Feb00. Sure we keep loosing, but look at the prisoners we're taking. Pub. 2000-02-17.
Issue 18Feb00. Keep an eye on the families and schools and the movies. Pub. 2000-02-18.
Issue 20Feb00. At last, a computer for every schoolchild. Pub. 2000-02-20.
Issue 23Feb00. So we make mistakes, what about those politicians reporting theirs? Pub. 2000-02-23.
Issue 24Feb00. Maybe we need a November election limited to regular Republicans. Pub. 2000-02-24.
Issue 25Feb00. Sir, what are your thoughts on the marriage penalty? Pub. 2000-02-25.
Issue 27Feb00. Nice timing. Pub. 2000-02-27.
Issue 1Mar00. What's our line this time? Pub. 2000-03-01.
Issue 2Mar00. Thank goodness, today it's just more adults. Pub. 2000-03-02.
Issue 3Mar00. What, me marry a non-millionare? Are you nuts? Pub. 2000-03-03.
Issue *5Mar00. It's a new position called the safety lock. Pub. 2000-03-05.
Issue 8Mar00. Hey, man, only eight more months to go. Pub. 2000-03-08.
Issue 9Mar00. Waiting for late returns. Pub. 2000-03-09.
Issue 10Mar00. How much of this free speech can we raise for the rest of the campaign? Pub. 2000-03-10.
Issue 12Mar00. We have a military problem with allies, our troops could be .... Pub. 2000-03-12.
Issue 15Mar00. The gun-pushers lobby comes up with a new one. Pub. 2000-03-15.
Issue 16Mar00. That last one didn't fly at all. Pub. 2000-03-16.
Issue 17Mar00. Looking at gas prices, you wonder if those people in Washington do any thinking at all. Pub. 2000-03-17.
Issue 19Mar00. I think it's still alive. Pub. 2000-03-19.
Issue 22Mar00. What's the big deal? You just look up a hardware store and tell them .... Pub. 2000-03-22.
Issue 23Mar00. You deserve to win, apply to Congress for your Oscars. Pub. 2000-03-23.
Issue 24Mar00. Reform! Pub. 2000-03-24.
Issue 26Mar00. Who invented this thing? Or maybe I should withdraw that question. Pub. 2000-03-26.
Issue 29Mar00. Just gunsmoke, for a moment I thought somebody might be burning a flag. Pub. 2000-03-29.
Issue 30Mar00. Son of Don't Ask, Don't Tell. Pub. 2000-03-30.
Issue 31Mar00. Put this on, you're obviously not covered by the first amendment. Pub. 2000-03-31.
Names:
Herbert Block (83 documents)
example document: The Herblock book. By Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud.

Blackouts in Belgrade, other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0001086893 / 1999-10-20
Date of Creation:
1999
Title:
Blackouts in Belgrade, other contributions.
Other Title:
The Jessee Jackson-Milosevic call for NATO to stop the bombing
The stolen-secrets missle defense
The pre-primary vote
The fog begins to lift a little
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 1Apr99. Blackouts in Belgrade. Pub. 1999-04-01.
Issue 2Apr99. Hostage. Pub. 1999-04-02.
Issue 4Apr99. And next,a visit from the Prime Minister of China, who will give you .... Pub. 1999-04-04.
Issue 7Apr99. I think we needed a better-prepared enter stragey. Pub. 1999-04-07.
Issue 8Apr99. He's used to winning by air power alone. Pub. 1999-04-08.
Issue 9Apr99. He's nothing like Hitler, for example, his hair is completely different. Pub. 1999-04-09.
Issue 11Apr99. Wait, cut, stop action! They keep parting the wrong way. Pub. 1999-04-11.
Issue 14Apr99. She's another one that could use some more working over by us. Pub. 1999-04-14.
Issue 15Apr99. I hear that our actions in Kosovo and Serbia have been .... Pub. 1999-04-15.
Issue 16Apr99. Wounded survivor. Pub. 1999-04-16.
Issue 18Apr99. There's some form of life on a little planet out there, take a look before they blow it up. Pub. 1999-04-18.
Issue 21Apr99. Remember the main object, to make sure that nobody gets hurt .... Pub. 1999-04-21.
Issue 22Apr99. Summit. Pub. 1999-04-22.
Issue 23Apr99. Well, if all the other kids had guns, they could have protected themselves. Pub. 1999-04-23.
Issue 25Apr99. No caption: picture of ring of hats of candidates for president 2000. Pub. *2000-04-25.
Issue 28Apr99. Kids these days! Craziness in schools, movies, video games, terrible! Here .... Pub. 1999-04-28.
Issue 29Apr99. Great compromises. Pub. 1999-04-29.
Issue 30Apr99. No caption: two guards outside a door that says Sort-of war-room. Pub. 1999-04-30.
Issue 4May99. Looks like a new version of an open-door policy .... Pub. 1999-05-04.
Issue 5May99. The Jessee Jackson-Milosevic call for NATO to stop the bombing. Pub. 1999-05-05.
Issue 6May99. One war at a time. Pub. 1999-05-06.
Issue 7May99. Waiting room. Pub. 1999-05-07.
Issue 9May99. These stretch limos are the race? Pub. 1999-05-09.
Issue 12May99. Our governments don't injure and kill people by mistake. Pub. 1999-05-12.
Issue 13May99. Let's have another look at our maps. Pub. 1999-05-13.
Issue 14May99. Last words. Pub. 1999-05-14.
Issue 16May99. What, gas prices going up? Pub. 1999-05-16.
Issue 19May99. Hello, United Nations, can you send over a bunch more cooks? Pub. 1999-05-19.
Issue 20May99. As long as we can put enough holes in them. Pub. 1999-05-20.
Issue 21May99. Those school kids with guns may very well have lived n homes that tuned in Murphy Brown TV programs. Pub. 1999-05-21.
Issue 23May99. Chimera. Pub. 1999-05-23.
Issue 26May99. The stolen-secrets missle defense. Pub. 1999-05-26.
Issue *27May99. Good, but leave out the parts about "where were previous administrations?" And who was ambassador .... Pub. 1999-05-27.
Issue 28May99. No caption: man with US NATO pin pointing to Milosevic. Pub. 1999-05-28.
Issue 30May99. We want to keep you nice and fresh 'til next fall. Pub. 1999-05-30.
Issue 2Jun99. People's Republic. Pub. 1999-06-02.
Issue 3Jun99. One thing, we can guess that he's not against gambling. Pub. 1999-06-03.
Issue 4Jun99. You got an I.D. son? Pub. 1999-06-04.
Issue 6Jun99. Military escort. Pub. 1999-06-06.
Issue 9Jun99. I always try to chop these too. Pub. 1999-06-09.
Issue 10Jun99. They can't be licensed or registered becausse .... Pub. 1999-06-10.
Issue 11Jun99. The pre-primary vote. Pub. 1999-06-11.
Issue 13Jun99. Whew! At first I thought it meant here in the US. Pub. 1999-06-13.
Issue 16Jun99. That kind of show is dangerous. Pub. 1999-06-16.
Issue 17Jun99. The fog begins to lift a little. Pub. 1999-06-17.
Issue 18Jun99. Item--US House response to school gun deaths: post the Ten Commandments. Pub. 1999-06-18.
Issue 20Jun99. You wanted ethnic separation--here we are. Pub. 1999-06-20.
Issue 23Jun99. Congressman, you may be right in saying that evolution is just a theory. Pub. 1999-06-23.
Issue 24Jun99. Bottomless pit. Pub. 1999-06-24.
Issue 25Jun99. Statue of something-or-other. Pub. 1999-06-25.
Issue 27Jun99. Cash and carry. Pub. 1999-06-27.
Issue 30Jun99. How would you like a nice slab of beef right now? Pub. 1999-06-30.
Names:
Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud.

Two by two for the non-ark, and other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0001091726 / 2001-04-04
Date of Creation:
2001
Title:
Two by two for the non-ark, and other contributions.
Other Title:
We'll travel together, our guy steers and you say 'aye aye sir
The search for what needs fixing
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 3Jan01. Two by two for the non-ark. Pub. 2001-01-03.
Issue 4Jan01. How abouta recount on this guy? Pub. 2001-01-04.
Issue 5Jan01. It's inclusive, part mastodon, part elephant, part donkey tail. Pub. 2001-01-05.
Issue 7Jan01. That awful Clinton! How low can a guy get? Pub. 2001-01-07.
Issue 10Jan01. Target. Pub. 2001-01-10.
Issue 11Jan01. Thank goodness for Bush, I can't wait to get rid of that Washington insider crowd. Pub. 2001-01-11.
Issue 12Jan01. There's a real integrity here, you can be sure there'll be no change. Pub. 2001-01-12.
Issue 14Jan01. Drill the wilderness! This is an energy crisis! Pub. 2001-01-14.
Issue 17Jan01. If he's confirmed, remember, no dancing in the streets. Pub. 2001-01-17.
Issue 18Jan01. Everybody into the tank for George W.! Pub. 2001-01-18.
Issue 19Jan01. So help me God, and thanks, chief. Pub. 2001-01-19.
Issue 21Jan01. I know Dad, it's harder to get used to this time. Pub. 2001-01-21.
Issue 24Jan01. Reaching out with an olive branch. Pub. 2001-01-24.
Issue 25Jan01. Democracy is okay except for people who would probably vote democratic. Pub. 2001-01-25.
Issue 26Jan01. New cloud. Pub. 2001-01-26.
Issue 28Jan01. Honeymoon. Pub. 2001-01-28.
Issue 31Jan01. Well, there seems to be some religious teachings he doesn't take too seriously. Pub. 2001-01-31.
Issue 1Feb01. Praise the Lord and pass the taxpayers money. Pub. 2001-02-01.
Issue 2Feb01. Lockstep parade. Pub. 2001-02-02.
Issue 5Feb01. Take that you big bully! And that! Pub. 2001-02-05.
Issue 7Feb01. So nice of you to chat with me. I want us all to work together. Pub. 2001-02-07.
Issue 8Feb01. We'll travel together, our guy steers and you say 'aye aye sir. 8Feb01.
Issue 9Feb01. He thought it would be a nice addition. Pub. 2001-02-09.
Issue 11Feb01. There has to be a better way! Pub. 2001-02-11.
Issue 14Feb01. Anyhow, we can't be accused of trying to make the new administration look bad. Pub. 2001-02-14.
Issue 15Feb01. Line all up for tough prosecution. Pub. 2001-02-15.
Issue 16Feb01. I have a great PR idea, let some of our prominent civilian guests actually sit at some of the controls. Pub. 2001-02-16.
Issue 21Feb01. Tell them to pray harder. Pub. 2001-02-21.
Issue 22Feb01. Very warm again lately. Pub. 2001-02-22.
Issue 23Feb01. About power shortages, we may have one here too. Pub. 2001-02-23.
Issue 25Feb01. Now to free ourselves. Pub. 2001-02-25.
Issue 28Feb01. Up periscope. Pub. 2001-02-28.
Issue 1Mar01. Something for everyone, I'll see that you get a good tip. Pub. 2001-03-01.
Issue 2Mar01. Fork in the road. Pub. 2001-03-02.
Issue 4Mar01. China govt. bids for Olympics. Pub. 2001-03-04.
Issue 7Mar01. All adults in society can teach children right from wrong, can explain that life is precious. Pub. 2001-03-07.
Issue 8Mar01. No caption: Congress, big contribution, campaign reform, give generously. Pub. 2001-03-08.
Issue 9Mar01. Presidential posies. Pub. 2001-03-09.
Issue 11Mar01. Ooops, almost left my lunch pail in the excutive board room. Pub. 2001-03-11.
Issue 14Mar01. Now here's my plan for putting personal social security funds into the market. Pub. 2001-03-14.
Issue 15Mar01. No caption: closed bank windows of US gov't. services custbacks. Pub. 2001-03-15.
Issue 16Mar01. That Christie Whitman is a strange one, when he made those campaign promises about cleaner air, she believed him. Pub. 2001-03-16.
Issue 18Mar01. We're a faith-based outfit that you can count on, George. Pub. 2001-03-18.
Issue 21Mar01. I hate the way you keep coming back. Pub. 2001-03-21.
Issue 22Mar01. I told you, don't look down. Pub. 2001-03-22.
Issue 23Mar01. Incumbents. Pub. 23PUB01.
Issue 25Mar01. No caption: toy gun titled US handgun laws pointed at real handgun. Pub. 2001-03-25.
Issue 28Mar01. Washington money-go-round. Pub. 2001-03-28.
Issue 29Mar01. Electric bill. Pub. 2001-03-29.
Issue 30Mar01. Absolutely gross! Pub. 2001-03-30.
Issue 18Feb01. The search for what needs fixing. Pub. 2001-02-18.
Names:
Herbert Block (83 documents)
example document: The Planetary product in 1982 (world economic output, 1970-1982)
Herblock, pseud.

You know what? I'm suffering from Clinton nostalgia already, and other contributions

Type of Work:
Art work
Registration Number / Date:
VA0001091732 / 2000-12-01
Date of Creation:
2000
Title:
You know what? I'm suffering from Clinton nostalgia already, and other contributions.
Other Title:
The winner in Ramallah and Aden.
The catch in the Samson routine
Copyright Claimant:
Herbert Block (Herblock, pseud.)
Appears in:
Issue 6Oct00. You know what? I'm suffering from Clinton nostalgia already. Pub. 2000-10-06.
Issue 8Oct00. Non-ethnic cleansing. Pub. 2000-10-08.
Issue 11Oct00. How sad, how sad. Pub. 2000-10-11.
Issue 12Oct00. Gore wants to take away your guns, pass it along. Pub. 2000-10-12.
Issue 13Oct00. The winner in Ramallah and Aden. Pub. 2000-10-13.
Issue 15Oct00. In this election you have a choice, uh, I mean an option or selection. Pub. 2000-10-15.
Issue 18Oct00. Folding peace table. Pub. 2000-10-18.
Issue 19Oct00. If you'll just close your eyes and take my hand. Pub. 2000-10-19.
Issue 20Oct00. Certain winner. Pub. 2000-10-20.
Issue 22Oct00. We need time out, working so hard raising campaign funds ... tiring. Pub. 2000-10-22.
Issue 25Oct00. Man, you're scary. Pub. 2000-10-25.
Issue 26Oct00. We wanted to make sure we didn't leave any stone unturned. Pub. 2000-10-26.
Issue 27Oct00. He's big on education. Pub. 2000-10-27.
Issue 29Oct00. Don't waste your vote on somebody who would just improve things. Pub. 2000-10-29.
Issue 1Nov00. Forward to the past. Pub. 2000-11-01.
Issue 2Nov00. And in the meantime. Pub. 2000-11-02.
Issue 3Nov00. Up for grabs. Pub. 2000-11-03.
Issue 5Nov00. Final exam. Pub. 2000-11-05.
Issue 8Nov00. And now, the possibilities for the next election. Pub. 2000-11-08.
Issue 9Nov00. Beach blanket bingo. Pub. 2000-11-09.
Issue 10Nov00. I'll be all right in a few days or a few years. Pub. 2000-11-10.
Issue 12Nov00. The catch in the Samson routine. Pub. 2000-11-12.
Issue 15Nov00. We have another compromise, we'll hold the inauguration between now and January 20. Pub. 2000-11-15.
Issue 17Nov00. We put our trust in our machines, especially ours. Pub. 2000-11-17.
Issue 19Nov00. Not so fast. Pub. 2000-11-19.
Issue 22Nov00. No caption: Gov. G. W. Bush standing on a box with a sign and sewer. Pub. 2000-11-22.
Issue 23Nov00. Greetings, President-elect, whichever you may be. Pub. 2000-11-23.
Issue 24Nov00. Florida swamp. Pub. 2000-11-24.
Issue 26Nov00. You think this election could be decided by a five-to-four vote? Pub. 2000-11-26.
Issue 29Nov00. Games over, you can examine the cards some other time. Pub. 2000-11-29.
Issue 30Nov00. Sometimes they throw compassionate bricks. Pub. 2000-11-30.
Issue 16Nov00. All we want is the final punchout. Pub. 2000-11-16.
Names:
Herbert Block
Herblock, pseud.

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