From Fun magazine, 1885.

Here's a diplomat from Die Muskete, 1917.

From back when politicians were called on their broken promises, in Grip, 1884.

A swamp demon disguised as Liberty lures with the lantern of Socialism, from Judy, Or The London Serio-Comic Journal, 1872.

From Fun magazine, 1864.

Here's the serpentine head of a homunculus, from an 1865 issue of Fun magazine.

From The Political Pilgrim's Progress, 1839.

Here's a campaigning candidate from Fun magazine, 1885.

Here's a cathedral cannon from America's Black and White Book by William Allen Rogers, 1917.

"Danger in Falling Asleep," by John Francis Knott for the Dallas Morning News, July 9, 1945 (scanned by the DeGolyer Library).

Can you spot the criminal(s)?  From The Forum, 1919.

Justice nods off and a demon prepares his noose.  From Judy, Or The London Serio-Comic Journal, 1872.

"Sinbad Lincoln and the old man of the sea," from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, May 3, 1862.

"Thou shalt not kill — in bunches of less than 20,000."  From Cartoons by Bradley, Cartoonist of the Chicago Daily News, 1917.