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	Townhall.com::Jeff MacNelly is Still the Best::By Ross Mackenzie
		Jeff was unlike the everyday rest of us in three principal ways - in his depth of insight, in his breathtaking composition and draftsmanship, and in his ability to combine that insight and artistry through humor.
		Jeff shouldered cartooning as revolutionized by David Low and Pat Oliphant, and carried it down a different path - a new path of wit and whimsy and iconoclasm, where the hard truth and the dribbly line complemented the importance of each other, and where the best bozo gag-writers daily strutted their stuff in DeeCee.
		Sabatini surely foresaw Jeff MacNelly in the opening lines of "Scaramouche": "Born with a gift of laughter and a sense that all the world was mad." He privately delighted in the rib tickling his quips and inkstroke gallantries gave the faithful - in the knowing laughter that was his greatest joy.
	www.townhall.com /columnists/column.aspx?UrlTitle=jeff_macnelly_is_still_the_best&ns=RossMackenzie&dt=06/10/2001&trackbacks=true (1720 words)

	Jeff MacNelly - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Jeffrey Kenneth MacNelly (1948 - June 8, 2000) was a famous American editorial cartoonist, widely considered to be one of the best editorial cartoonists of the modern era.
		His strips would also be syndicated in papers all over the United States.
		MacNelly's cartoons were known for their distinctive and detailed style, as well as their biting satire.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Jeff_MacNelly (192 words)

	Jeff MacNelly
		Jeff MacNelly was born in New York City in 1947 and grew up on Long Island.
		By 1970, Jeff had become such a fine artist, that he was hired by Ross Mackenzie at the Richmond VA News Leader to be their main illustrator and satirist.
		But, a tragedy hit Jeff and his family when his son Jake MacNelly was killed in a freak climbing accident in Colorado in 1996.
	www.danceage.com /biography/sdmc_Jeff_MacNelly (850 words)

	BorgBlog: Remembering Jeff MacNelly
		A presidential administration since Jeff MacNelly died way too young at 52, a loving hybrid of a tribute book/comic strip anthology is out, with the funky MacNellyesque title 27 Years of Shoe: World Ends at Ten, Details at Eleven.
		I miss Jeff too, his editorial cartoons are so great!, we need that "Art of Jeff Macnelly" book Jim is talking about, and we need it soon, meanwhile, if anyone wants to trade scans of Jeff's cartoons, I have MANY of them.
		Macnelly's comic Shoe is continued, but the syndicate would never dream of having someone do editorial cartoons under his name.
	frontier.cincinnati.com /blogs/borgman/2006/03/remembering-jeff-macnelly.html (1469 words)

	Tributes to Jeff MacNelly, by the Top Cartoonists
		Jeff MacNelly, who died of lymphoma on Thursday at the age of 52, quickly made his way to the top of the heap in his profession, joining the greats like Bill Mauldin, Herblock and the more contemporary Pat Oliphant.
		When Jeff began working, most of the young cartoonists were greatly influenced by Oliphant, who had come to the United States from Australia in the mid-'60s with a unique style.
		Jeff wrote a foreword for a collection of my editorial cartoons, making note of our differing political philosophies and what he considered my sometimes ham-fisted approach.
	cagle.msnbc.com /news/macnelly/macnellyPowell.asp (626 words)

	Gallery on Greene Jeff MacNelly
		Jeff won three Pulitzer Prizes but always said he was more proud of the two Ruebens, which are bestowed by his fellow cartoonist.
		Jeff's prodigious talent as an artist, cartoonist, sailor and collaborator have graced this uncommon island for the ten years that he and his wife Susie have lived here winters.
		Jeff's premature departure is an incomprehensible loss that will be felt by the millions who avidly followed his nonideological political perceptions.
	www.galleryongreene.com /macnelly.html (278 words)

	Jeff MacNelly, Creator of Shoe, and Political Cartoonist
		As a student of the University of North Carolina, Jeff MacNelly drew cartoons for the student newspaper, The Daily Tar Heel.
		Jeff was paid $15 for his first cartoon.
		MacNelly continued to receive much acclaim for his talent as both political cartoonist and comic strip artist.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/cartoonists/89551 (445 words)

	Cigar Aficionado \| People Profile \| Jeff MacNelly
		MacNelly's thrice-weekly editorial cartoons for the Chicago Tribune are syndicated to approximately 400 newspapers, and "Shoe" appears in nearly 1,000 papers.
		MacNelly was born in Manhattan on September 17, 1947, and grew up in Queens and in the town of Cedarhurst on Long Island.
		MacNelly's paintings generally illustrate outrageous puns or bizarre comic visions: "Alexander Graham Bell's First Try" shows Bell looking at an Edison light bulb and saying, "Hello?"; "Born to Graze Hell" is a portrait of a bull-turned-Hell's Angels biker.
	www.cigaraficionado.com /Cigar/CA_Profiles/People_Profile/0,2540,74,00.html (5464 words)

	'Shoe' cartoonist Jeff MacNelly dies at 52: 6/9/00
		"Jeff was simply the most brilliant political cartoonist of the time," Tribune editor Howard A. Tyner said.
		MacNelly, who lived in Rappahannock County, Va., won the Pulitzer Prize for his editorial cartoons in 1972, 1978 and 1985.
		In 1977, MacNelly began the daily comic strip "Shoe," about a newspaper's cranky editor and its two-bit hacks, all of whom just happen to be birds.
	www.s-t.com /daily/06-00/06-09-00/a10ae066.htm (323 words)

	COMICON.com: Jeff MacNelly - dead at 53
		MacNelly was a very large and versatile talent.
		I read about Jeff MacNelly this morning, and was obviously saddened to hear of his passing.
		I'm not usually one to post about "Very Special Topics" on internet message boards, but I think this is a good cause, and I'd like to encourage anyone who feels the same way to seek out opportunities to support the American Cancer Society in his or her own community.
	www.comicon.com /ubb/ultimatebb.php/ubb/get_topic/f/42/t/000707/p/1.html (353 words)

	About Jeff MacNelly
		In his dual career as a syndicated political cartoonist and as the creator of the comic strip "Shoe," Jeff MacNelly earned top honors in both roles.
		MacNelly graduated from Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass.
		He joined the Chicago Tribune in 1982, and continued to earn acclaim in his field, winning his third Pulitzer and being judged "best in the business" among political cartoonists in 1987, 1989, and 1993.
	www.macnelly.com /jeff_bio.html (219 words)

	articles pg2
		Jeff MacNelly was born in New York City, but he escaped as he explains it.
		MacNelly wanted to be a painter when he was growing up, but he never imagined being a cartoonist.
		MacNelly's advice to kids who want to draw or be some sort of cartoonist is, If you want to draw, just draw, and that's all.
	www.nespa.org /articles2.htm (2104 words)

	CNN.com - Books - 'Shoe' cartoonist Jeff MacNelly dead at 52 - June 8, 2000
		Shumaker was editor of the Chapel Hill Weekly, where MacNelly began as a professional cartoonist three decades ago.
		MacNelly was just 24 when he earned his first Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning in 1972, and had been working at the Richmond News Leader in Virginia for only 16 months.
		MacNelly is the second popular cartoonist to die this year.
	archives.cnn.com /2000/books/news/06/08/macnelly.02 (687 words)

	About Jeff MacNelly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In his dual career as a syndicated political cartoonist and as the creator of the comic strip "Shoe," Jeff MacNelly earned top honors in both roles.
		MacNelly graduated from Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass.
		The strip was named in honor of the legendary Jim Shumaker, for whom MacNelly worked at the Chapel Hill Weekly.
	macnelly.com /jeff_bio.html (219 words)

	Tributes to Jeff MacNelly, by the Top Cartoonists
		We regret the tragic death of Jeff MacNelly.
		Jeff was a dear friend and a hero to the editorial cartoonist community.
		The Jeff MacNelly Award, University of North Carolina, School of Journalism and Mass Communications, Campus Box 3365, Chapel Hill, NC 27599.
	www.cagle.com /news/macnelly (145 words)

	Augusta Georgia: opinion@ugusta: Jeff MacNelly 06/10/00
		MacNelly started cartooning in college for his beloved University of North Carolina paper.
		MacNelly also illustrated Dave Barry's irreverent Miami Herald syndicated column for 23 years.
		His friend gives MacNelly the finest of tributes: ``He would never let me say this to his face that he made the world better.
	chronicle.augusta.com /stories/061000/opi_087-5552.shtml (287 words)

	Gallery on Greene \| Jeff MacNelly
		Jeff MacNelly, an artistic behemoth, who ranged head and shoulders above us, physically at 6'5" and creatively left us in his wake last week.
		A memorial service for Jeff 198 will be held this winter in Key West.
		Please click here to view more of Jeff's work available at the Gallery On Greene.
	www.keywestgallery.com /Pages/Galleries/greene/macnelly.html (306 words)

	Comic creator: Jeff MacNelly
		Jeff MacNelly, the son of a publisher and portrait painter, created his first strip in 1969, while working as a political cartoonist for a weekly paper in Chapel Hill, NC.
		In 1982, Jeff MacNelly started working for the Chicago Tribune, where he received his third Pulitzer, and was honored three times as the "best in the business" among political cartoonists, in 1987, '89, and '93.
		Unfortunately, the big sympathetic master of the strip 'Shoe' died of cancer on the 6th of August 2000, at the age of 52.
	www.lambiek.net /artists/m/macnelly_j.htm (197 words)

	The Daily Cartoonist \| News and blog about comic strips, editorial cartoons, cartoons
		Pulitzer-Prize-winning political cartoonist Michael Ramirez is Jeff MacNelly’s brilliant successor in political cartoon artistry.
		I guess one could argue that Gary Brookins is the immediate successor as his drawing style mirrors that of Jeff’s and he basically took over all of Jeff’s comic endeavors.
		MacNelly was a true original (I know, ironic, given the number of MacNelly “clones” out there) and I don’t think there is anyone who comes close to the combination you’re looking for.
	dailycartoonist.com /index.php/2007/05/25/is-michael-ramirez-jeff-macnellys-artistic-successor (470 words)

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	www.bestbookdeal.com /booksearch?country=US&search=ATH&string=Jeff%20MacNelly (417 words)

	American Journalism Review
		Years before cancer cut short his life, editorial cartoonist Jeff MacNelly described his professional purpose to an interviewer.
		MacNelly was the consummate needler, poking fun at his subjects with a pointed pen but pulling more than laughs from his readers.
		More than two years after MacNelly's death, his post at the Tribune remains unfilled and management has not explained the delay.
	www.ajr.org /Article.asp?id=2651 (3672 words)

	Jeff MacNelly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago Tribune cartoonist Jeff MacNelly, three-time Pulitzer Prize winner and creator of the daily comic strip ``Shoe,'' died early Thursday.
		MacNelly, who lived in Rappahannock County, Va., won the Pulitzer Prize for his editorial cartoons in 1972, 1978 and 1985.
		In 1977, MacNelly began the daily comic strip ``Shoe,'' about a cranky newspaper's editor and its two-bit hacks, all of whom just happen to be birds.
	members.aol.com /deathpool/obits00/macnelly.html (227 words)

	Cigar Aficionado \| Archives \| Jeff MacNelly's Cartoon Capers
		MacNelly remains unsurprised by the appeal of his conservative viewpoint.
		MacNelly's late mother, born Ruth Fox in Chicago, also was multitalented.
		MacNelly maintains what he calls his "Presidential Hall of Fame" in his laundry room, over the sink.
	www.winespectator.com /Cigar/CA_Archives/CA_Show_Article/0,2322,367,00.html (5487 words)

	Little Hokum Rag: Jeff MacNelly, 1948-2000
		I have been wanting to do a tribute to artist Jeff MacNelly for some time now.
		When I was much younger and fresh out of college at V.C.U., I had a part-time waitress job at Eden's Restaurant in Richmond, VA. One of my customers was Jeff MacNelly, who walked across the street everyday to the restaurant from The Richmond Newsleader to have lunch with a friend or two.
		But, alas, Jeff died in the year 2000 of cancer at the very young age of 52 and I was shocked to hear the news.
	amycrehore.blogspot.com /2007/03/jeff-macnelly-1948-2000.html (496 words)

	Shoe Cartoonist Dies, Jeff MacNelly Loses Battle With Lymphoma - CBS News
		Chicago Tribune cartoonist Jeff MacNelly, three-time Pulitzer Prize winner and creator of the daily comic strip Shoe, has died.
		The 52-year-old MacNelly died early Thursday at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after battling lymphoma since late last year.
		The younger Jeff MacNelly was editorial cartoonist for the Aspen Times.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2000/06/08/national/main203831.shtml (362 words)

	Jeff MacNelly
		Jeffrey Kenneth MacNelly (1948 - June 8, 2000) was a famous American editorial cartoonist, widely considered to be one of the best editorial cartoonists of the modern era.
		His strips would also be syndicated in papers all over the USA.
		MacNelly's cartoons were known for their distinctive and detailed style, as well as for their biting satire.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Jeff_MacNelly.php (246 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Jeff MacNelly - A Golf Handbook Treasury Collection: All I Ever Learned I Forgot by ...
		Jeff MacNelly - A Golf Handbook Treasury Collection: All I Ever Learned I Forgot by the Third Fairway
		He finishes the forward section this way; “praising Jeff MacNelly as very qualified to write a Golf Handbook so read this book and learn but Dave and Jeff will be waiting for you at the bar”.
		MacNelly does the same with the woods, irons, putters, bags and carts.
	www.epinions.com /content_216172039812 (1048 words)

	Captain Ahab retires to Florida by Jeff MacNelly. Political cartoonist, Shoe, Fine Art Prints & Paintings.
		Captain Ahab retires to Florida by Jeff MacNelly.
		The next week Jeff came into the Gallery on Greene with this painting, Captain Ahab.
		There he is retired in Paradise with his turquoise trailer ready to live the good life in his Lilly Pulitzer pants but can’t give up his lifelong pursuit of revenge.
	www.jeff-macnelly.com /captain-ahab-retires.htm (210 words)

	Cartoonist Jeff MacNelly dies Chicago Sun-Times - Find Articles
		Chicago Tribune cartoonist Jeff MacNelly, three-time Pulitzer Prize winner and creator of the daily comic strip "Shoe," died early today at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after battling lymphoma since late last year.
		He won his first when he was only 24, after working at the Richmond News Leader in Virginia for just 16 months.
		MacNelly began the daily comic strip "Shoe," about a newspaper's cranky editor and its two-bit hacks, all of whom just happen to be birds.
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