November 22, 1997: Sure-fire Ways to improve the I.R.S. February 16, 1998: Other Pedestrian Safety Measures August 15, 1998: Some More Ways to Improve Our Taxi Service October 9, 1998: Still More... Reasons for Impeachment and For Either Party... Safe Choices for 2000 Cartoons and humor for magazines other than National Lampoon Before National Lampoon started running Ed's work, back in 1968 and 1969 Subitzky had two cartoons published in Cavalier (magazine). In 1970, six of his cartoons were published in Scanlan's Monthly, and one cartoon of his was published in The Magazine, probably in 1971. The New Yorker Two of Ed's cartoons ran in The New Yorker. One was a cartoon which The New Yorker bought from Ed Subitzky in 1974, in order to hand it over to Charles Addams, so Addams could draw it up as if it had been his own idea (it seems this kind of thing was not uncommon in Addams's later years). That cartoon was published in the August 12th 1974 issue of The New Yorker. It shows an invisible man begging, with a hand-drawn sign that says, "BE THANKFUL YOU CAN BE SEEN, GOD BLESS YOU. The other cartoon of Ed's that was in The New Yorker was run normally under Subitzky's own name. That one, "Cinema East Schedule", ran in the August 26th, 1974 issue. Cartoons for other magazines Subitzky's cartoons have appeared in several other magazines. Tricycle: The Buddhist Review In 1992 and 1993, eleven of his cartoons ran in Tricycle: The Buddhist Review as follows: Zen Connect-the-Dots Zen Vacuum Cleaner (no attachments) "My Mantra or Yours?" Zen Street Sign "So Mr. Smithers, when did you first discover that your sense of self was just an illusion?" "...and thus, as my last will and testament, I leave all of my belongings to myself in my next life." New Trends in Buddhist Hairstyles -- the impermanent Men Women Zen masters Which came first... The drawing of the egg, The drawing of the chicken, The pencil Zen Ski Tracks Large Impermanent Sand Mandala Natural History In 1993 and 1994, three of Subitzky's cartoons ran in Natural History: Linnaeus attempts to classify scientists, but decides that species would be easier The World's largest Venus flytrap species develops landing strip mimicry "Nice Camouflage!" "Thanks!" Humor pieces for other magazines Cracked During the 1990s, five written humor pieces of Subitzky's appeared in Cracked: In 1994, "What