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Cartoon Quiz

Mar
31
2014
Cartoon Quiz
CARTOON QUIZ by Pat Bagley, politicalcartoons.com
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Halloween COLOR

Oct
29
2009
Hazmat suits stand out at 2009 Halloween gathering during H1N1 concerns
HALLOWEEN COLOR by Bob Englehart, politicalcartoons.com
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A 2009 cartoon shows two figures in hazmat suits at a Halloween party declaring they are not in costume. The scene unfolds against a backdrop of H1N1 flu concerns that dominated health discussions that fall. Other attendees wear standard festive outfits including a cowboy, devil, and Frankenstein monster. The image captures the tension between everyday celebrations and heightened disease precautions at the time. Publication occurred on October 29 amid ongoing seasonal influenza and pandemic alerts.
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