THE COMIC REVIEW FOR THE USE OF SERIOUS PEOPLE Moral, philosophical, political, critical, literary and artistic history of the week N° 1, November 1848-N° 38, December 1849. Paris, Henri Dumineray, Bookseller-Publisher. Texts by Étienne Arago, Philibert Audebrand, Clément Caraguel, Léon Gozlan, Pierre-Jules Hetzel, A. Lireux, Gérard de Nerval, P. Vertot, etc. In-text and h.-t. drawings (including 1 in color) by Achille Béguin, Bertall, Alcide-Joseph Lorentz, Nadar, Otto, Quillenbois, etc. Complete collection. 38 numbers in 38 issues in 1 vol. in-4 bound. Joint: - 1 clipping from the newspaper Le Temps (February 16, 1894) for an article by Nadar: "Un journal de caricatures en 1848" (this is La Revue comique). "La Revue comique was mainly directed against Louis-Napoleon, and had as object to support the candidacy of general Cavaignac" (Hatin, p. 494).