Well-selected and entertaining book, comprising a number of gems from the long-serving cartoonist for the New York World and New York Herald-Tribune, not excepting his immortal Caspar Milquetoast. One can appreciate his lovely draughtsmanship, and dry sense of humour. Cartoon lovers should definitely have this. ( )

Good, especially the Milquetoast cartoons and the "Thrill that Comes Once in a Lifetime" ones. Some were too dated for me to fully appreciate, and there were a lot of bridge (as in cards—not spans) ones that were meaningless to me. I enjoyed it, but don't feel the need to keep it in my collection.

A collection of the fine and versatile cartoonist, H. T. Webster. Best known for his "The Timid Soul" series, with the iconically-named Caspar Milquetoast, this collection includes that and Webster's other fine "category" panels: The Thrill That Comes Once In A Lifetime, Life's Darkest Moment, Dogs, Bridge, How To Torture Your Husband, How To Torture Your Wife, The Unseen Audience, Fishing, and early political cartoons. I like these cartoons a lot for their timeless and gentle humor. ( )