The Magic Whistle: Cartoon themes, cops part 1

Thursday, April 4, 2019

Caper, May 1960

Fun House, February 1979

Bo Brown

Fun House, February 1980

Cavalcade, July 1941

Playboy, October 1955

Charley Jones' Laugh Book, July 1954

Jay Irving
Collier's June 25, 1939

Syd Hoff
Esquire, June 1934

Reamer Keller
Gaze, August 1959

Joe Buresch
Hello Buddies, May 1955

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Much of the material here is at least a generation old and therefore sometimes has racist and sexist standards we wouldn't conform to today. I try, but can't always do a line-item veto. Remember, if something has stereotypes it's posted in spite of them and not because of them. You're not wrong to be offended, think of it like a friend you like hanging out with 95% of the time but once in a while they embarrass you. My own attitude is to move forward.

Many of the images I posted between 2011-2013 were disappeared by the image bank I was using then but I still have most of the scans and am bringing them back slowly. Be patient.

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Some people don't realize you can make images bigger by clicking on them or that there are earlier postings beyond this page. Well, now you know. You're welcome.

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Thursday, April 4, 2019

Cartoon themes, cops part 1

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