Jasper McLevy in Political Comics

Jasper McLevy, depicted as the cat responsible for cleaning out the "rats" in state political.  The rats lament, "The fun will be over when Jasper gets here."

McLevy wielding a stick branded "good government" driving the glutonous "pigs" from "the public crib." Connecting McLevy's housecleaning in Bridgeport to the state-wide need for political reform, the caption reads "What Jasper did for Bridgeport he will do for Connecticut."

The lid pops off of Waterbury, symbolizing the general political unrest and push toward change. The cartoon hints that Jasper McLevy is coming, and that he'll do the same for Waterbury that he did for Bridgeport.

This cartoon portrays the Republican and Democrat parties as "raiders" perfroming the "same old song" and warns the reader to not let them continue on. It advocates Jasper McLevy state-wide.

This cartoon portrays the state of Connecticut as a hospitalized man in bad shape, with the axes, swords and cleavers of various mishaps and scandals embedded in his chest. A nurse please for McLevy to come "right away" and fix everything.

This cartoon portrays the average citizen of Connecticut as "stuck behind an 8 ball" in terms of tax collection. Jasper McLevy promises to fix tax issues if he is elected for governor.