Dr. Seuss goes to war

Because of torrential downpours, my First Friday plans are cancelled, so instead I am going to see the movie Juno, which I've heard so much hype about that I cannot be completely lukewarm. Anyway, I was unaware until recently that Dr. Seuss (nee Theodor Geisel) also made a living making political cartoons. It's haunting, yet really cool, to see his commentary on Nazi agression and British pacifism done in the familiar "Horton Hears a Who", "Cat in the Hat" style:


<- My Hero. He is the Lorax and he speaks for the trees.