The best magazine cover of the last year arrived on the front of The New Yorker's Sept. 19, 2005, issue, on which cartoonist Barry Blitt pictured the Bush Administration, rom the president to Condoleezza Rice to Dick Cheney to Karl Rove, flooded to the shoulders with water and trouble after the government outraged millions with an awful response to Hurricane Katrina.
The New Yorker's Sept. 19, 2005, cover depicting the Oval office innundated by Katrina-like flood waters was named Magazine Cover of the Year by the American Society of Magazine Editors.
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