The collection contains posters, correspondence, photographs, clippings, and Brooks' high school yearbook from 1937.

This collection contains sketches, roughs, proofs, prints, copies, and reproductions of Mike Peters' comic strip, Mother Goose and Grimm, as well as his editorial work. There are some photographs, negatives, color separations, and a printing plate also included in the collection.

The collection contains a scrapbook and loose editorial cartoon clippings from mostly New York and Cleveland-area publications from the years 1917 to 1920 chronicling the United States involvement in World War I.

The David Seavey Collection contains correspondence, presentations, clipping and tearsheets, in addition to artwork, proofs, and photocopies of his work for various publications such as the National Observer and USA Today. The collection is minimally arranged, most of the folder titles were written by Seavey.

The Harry A. Bressler Collection consists of printing stereotypes, proofs, and clippings of editorial cartoons from the Brooklyn Chat 1939-1942 by Bressler and editorial cartoons from the Brooklyn Chat for 1939 by Nord.

This collection represents Ritter's artwork throughout different points in his life. The collection contains artwork from Ritter's childhood, including pieces that he created for class and strips about his original character, Myron the Mosquito. The collection also contains work from Ritter while he was enrolled at Arizona State University. This includes proofs and tearsheets of Ritter's editorial work on The State Press, as well as scripts and photocopies of Ritter's strip, Ivory Towers. Clippings, tearsheets, proofs, roughs, prints, transparency sheets, and awards from Ritter's professional work in the Metro Phoenix Magazine, Scottsdale Progress, and Tribune Newspapers are also featured in this collection. The collection also contains a sampling of Ritter's other work in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Southern Voice, and GA Voice. The collection also contains Ritter's work on a strip about Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, and Dorothy Lamour. The collection contains a sampling of personal material from Ritter as well.

This collection contains examples of Lawrence's work in the form of sketches, prints, reproductions, and books. The collection also includes records, notes, correspondence, and other materials related to art and book sales and exhibits of Lawrence's work.