Description: (Former Cartoonist of realistic infantrymen Willie and Joe during WWII)
William Henry Mauldin, an American editorial cartoonist, became famous for his work during World War II. He was renowned for his cartoons featuring the characters Willie and Joe, which depicted the experiences of American soldiers with authenticity and humor. Mauldin's talent earned him two Pulitzer Prizes, one during the war and another in 1958. His impactful cartoons resonated with both soldiers and civilians, establishing him as a celebrated figure in the world of editorial cartooning.