of Australian pop fiction author, Robert G Barrett's book, Les Norton and the Case of the Talking Pie Crust. Mercier illustrated the Mark Vizzers novel She'll do Me! as well as several collections of yarns by Australian folklorist Keith Garvey. Works by Emile Mercier Mercier's newspaper cartoons were published in numerous collections: Wake Me Up At Nine! (Angus & Robertson, 1950) Sauce or Mustard? (1951) Gravy Pie (Angus and Robertson, 1953) Hang On Please! (Angus and Robertson, 1954) My Ears Are Killing Me! (Angus and Robertson, 1955) I'm Waiting for an Earthquake! (Angus and Robertson, 1956) Follow That Wardrobe! (Angus and Robertson, 1957) My Wife's Swallowed a Bishop! (Angus and Robertson, n.d. circa 1958) Is My Slip Showing? (Angus and Robertson, 1959) Hold It! (Angus and Robertson, 1960) Don't Shove! (1961) Emile Mercier's Australia: An outstanding collection from the best of Emile Mercier's drawings" (Project Publications, no date). Other works by Emile Mercier: Pippy. Sydney : Frank Johnson Publications, [1944] Osker. Frank Johnson Publications, [1944] Tibby Tims. Sydney : Frank Johnson Publications, [1944] The New Big Hit Comics. Frank Johnson Publications, [194?] Mudrake and the Plotters of Skroomania. Frank Johnson Publications, 1945 Krazy Kracks. Guest writer, George Blaikie. Frank Johnson Publications, 1941 Supa Dupa Man : the Big Curl. Frank Johnson Publications, [1945] Tripalong Hoppity the Fearless Texas Ranger. Frank Johnson Publications, 1945 Wocko the Beaut and the Smugglers of Bindie Eye Bay. Frank Johnson Publications, [194-?] Bibliography Blaikie, George. Remember Smith's Weekly? A Biography of An Uninhibited National Australian Newspaper, 1919 to 1950. Rigby: Adelaide, 1966. Lindesay, Vane. The Inked-in Image A Social and Historical Survey of Australian Comic Art. Hutchinson, Australia, 1980. Garvey, Keith. The funny bugger and other tales: Humour and drama in an earlier Australia. Illustrated by Emile Mercier. Hutchinson of Australia, circa 1978. Garvey, Keith. Shout for the adder and other bush yarns.'' Illustrated by Emile Mercier. Hutchinson of Australia, 1980 References External links Post War Australia – Emile Mercier samples of Emile Mercier cartoons Mercier - Australian Dictionary of Biography Mercier - Design and Art Online In 'toon with the Times, The Age Emile Mercier at the Australian Media Hall of Fame 1901 births 1981 deaths Australian cartoonists Australian comics artists Julian Ashton Art School alumni