The Norm Rockwell Cartoon Archive
Adam Rockwell, Norm RockwellGet a cartoon M,W,F from the late, great, Norm Rockwell (the cartoonist, not the painter\ud83d\ude00). Norm was a single-panel cartoonist published in magazines the world over. He also worked as a humor writer for Charles Addams & Bob Thaves of Frank and Ernest.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 112 | Subscribers | Read | thenorm.substack.com |
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Writer and humorist of some disrepute. Classically trained librarian not currently librarian-ing.\ud83d\udcdaBorn and raised in small-town Wisconsin, now watching whales in the rain on the Oregon Coast. \ud83c\udf27️
I came up with these cartoons before I moved on to Valhalla, not that I believe in any of that crap. My son says I can make money one Substack, but I haven't seen a dime!
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