Trump has inspired more than a dozen covers, which usually infantilize him, satirize his hair, and often both.
Once in a while, The New Yorker finds other prey.
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| Eric Drooker - Warhead ~ The New Yorker |
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| Anita Kunz - New Toys ~ The New Yorker |
Friday, September 8, 2017
Warhead
The New Yorker, the progressive news and arts weekly, has been obsessed the last two years reporting on Donald Trump, first the candidate, then the president.
Trump has inspired more than a dozen covers, which usually infantilize him, satirize his hair, and often both.
Once in a while, The New Yorker finds other prey.
Trump has inspired more than a dozen covers, which usually infantilize him, satirize his hair, and often both.
Once in a while, The New Yorker finds other prey.
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