Having cultivated a love for American cartoons in his childhood, Paul Peter Porges soon began drawing cartoons for the Army newspapers. In 1954, Porges sold his first drawings to the Saturday Evening Post. As this magazine disappeared from the market, Porges turned to other publications. He established himself at Mad Magazine, were he continued his slapstick drawings for kids, and also at prestigious magazines such as the Saturday Review of Literature and The New Yorker, where he developed a very clever style.
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