Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Jaguar Bond: Man from O.R.G.Y. (NSFW)

These one-panel gags are all from Caper volume 3, number 7, some time in 1963. Photobucket Photobucket Joseph Farris' archives don't credit his contributions to Caper but it's not as if they're being covered up since other skin magazines are mentioned. It's probably included in “miscellaneous unidentified”. Photobucket Photobucket Art Lutner Photobucket Before The Lockhorns,Bill Hoest did plenty of gag cartoons. Photobucket Most of the girlie magazines had to have a back-up comic strip to compete with Playboy's Little Annie Fanny. Jaguar's Jaguar Bond, the Man From O.R.G.I.E. (erroneously titled “O.R.G.Y.” on the cover, but readers weren't looking for consistency, or even text.) was running after the acronymed spy parody genre was winding down but their readers weren't looking for accuracy.

This comic is from the June 1969 issue of Jaguar. Photobucket I normally put images on Photobucket, but they don't allow nudity and it would be stupid to put censor bars on things.
The last page was black and white like this.
See how stupid it would look if I'd put censor bars?
This cartoon by Bruce Cochran is from that same issue of Jaguar

6 comments:

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  2. What's up with that Jaguar guy? Is he a human with a jaguar head, or is he a jaguar with human proportions? If it's the latter, they probably shouldn't show him having sexual relations with human strippers.

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  3. I don't know. I don't have other issues but it wouldn't surprise me if he looked different each time.

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  4. He's a Jaguar that acts like a human-- the few issues I have seem to imply that he even uses his tail sometimes to [CENSORED] girls with.

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  5. very cool post--nice vintage cartoons.

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  6. So the different artist would be explained by the death of Bob Powell. I guess there were episodes in between as well.

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