I realized all the cartoons from this issue of Click this time are black and white. Not that it matters or anything, just something I noticed.
This one is by Gene Carr
One of the Four Roth Brothers
So's this one.
Kirk Stiles.
Adolph Schus
Dorothy McKay
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Thursday, March 6, 2014
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Gag Cartoons, 387 of 592
Here's a bunch of cartoons from random magazines.
This one by Jimmy Caborn is from an issue of Bedtime Stories from 1935. These next few are from Co-Eds in 1942. It's Jefferson Machamer. Another by Jefferson Machamer, which you can tell is cropped. There's also a cartoon by Adolph Schus. Lawrence Lariar From an issue of Courage from 1964. It's by Morrie Turner of Wee Pals fame. These next few by Lloyd Baker are from Exotic Adventures in 1959. Mr. Baker was apparently also “Ah Sin” Syd Hoff in Friday. These two pages were for Gent in 1964.
This one by Jimmy Caborn is from an issue of Bedtime Stories from 1935. These next few are from Co-Eds in 1942. It's Jefferson Machamer. Another by Jefferson Machamer, which you can tell is cropped. There's also a cartoon by Adolph Schus. Lawrence Lariar From an issue of Courage from 1964. It's by Morrie Turner of Wee Pals fame. These next few by Lloyd Baker are from Exotic Adventures in 1959. Mr. Baker was apparently also “Ah Sin” Syd Hoff in Friday. These two pages were for Gent in 1964.
Thursday, July 18, 2013
HOOEY December 1932, 1 of 3
There were plenty of humor magazines before Mad, like this one. Here's another issue of Hooey, volume 2 number 1 to be exact, from December of 1932
The cover is by Bill Holman, of Smokey Stover fame.
Adolph Schus
Most of the cartoonists here are unknown, to me anyway, and there's nothing about them I can find online. From their signatures, it looks like a lot of them had writers they credited.
The cover is by Bill Holman, of Smokey Stover fame.
Adolph Schus
Most of the cartoonists here are unknown, to me anyway, and there's nothing about them I can find online. From their signatures, it looks like a lot of them had writers they credited.
Thursday, June 20, 2013
For Men Only, 1 of 2
I'm not sure why this magazine was called that, since it seems more like a general interest magazine. Maybe it was to compete with Esquire. It had the same kind of mix of humor, fiction, and cartoons. This issue is from around 1941.
Gerald Green
Ted Key
James Trembath
Al Ross
Ned Hilton
Lawrence Lariar
Gregory D'Alessio
Adolph Schus
Eric Godal
The rest of the cartoons from this magazine next Thursday.
Gerald Green
Ted Key
James Trembath
Al Ross
Ned Hilton
Lawrence Lariar
Gregory D'Alessio
Adolph Schus
Eric Godal
The rest of the cartoons from this magazine next Thursday.
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