Showing posts with label DON OREHEK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DON OREHEK. Show all posts

Thursday, February 21, 2019

cartoon themes: more infidelity

Adam, September 1963
Hello Buddies, Summer 1954
Ace, March 1964
Don Orehek
Playboy, March 1972
Al Stine
Playboy, December 1955
Bill Ward
Bold, July 1954
Fun House, February 1979
Charles Dennis
Good Humor, October 1964
Charles Dennis
Good Humor, October 1964
High, November 1958
Jolie, January 1962
Monsieur, April 1962
Scamp, January 1962

Thursday, August 23, 2018

cartoon cliches: cheating spouses 2

Playboy, October 1955
Adam, November 1959
Adam, July 1967
Adam, May 1968
Adam, May 1973
Woody Kimbrell
California Girls, January 1973
Don Orehek
Wildcat, May 1968
Real Combat Stories, January 1972
Duke, June 1957
Don Madden
Playboy, February 1970
Phil Interlandi
Playboy, March 1972
Art Pottier
Gentlemen's Yearbook, Spring 1964
Bob Tupper
Hello Buddies, May 1955
even more cheating spouse cartoons next Thursday

Thursday, June 28, 2018

cartoon themes:doctors

Here we go again with another recurring theme in gag cartoons. This week, doctors.

John Dempsey
Playboy, December 1955
Ace, January 1973
Don Orehek
Adam, May 1973
Bill Ward
Fun House, February 1979
Good Humor, October 1964
High, November 1958
Howard Shoemaker
Playboy, July 1972
Frank Cotham
Punch, April 1984
Hello Buddies, Winter 1950
Life February 16, 1905
Charles Dennis
Monsieur, May 1964
Stag, Fall 1941
Playboy, January 1956

Thursday, May 24, 2018

unwoke cartoons, part 3

As has been said elsewhere, you can't criticize people for not being “woke” when the concept of “woke” hadn't even been invented yet, and these cartoons prove it. It's 2018 now, and no editor would consider any of these concepts, but not that long ago subjects like these were considered normal in mainstream magazines, it's the sex or allusions thereof that were considered the shocking element.

Again, I feel the need to offer a trigger warning, but can't say what for because it would ruin the surprise for everybody else. I realize I and at least 80% of my audience are privileged enough to laugh at subject matter contrary to our own beliefs while still empathizing with everyone else. I'm pre-emptively covering my tracks too. This is the last in the series of gag cartoons too racist, sexist, homophobic, or just too 'ist' and 'ic' for other categories. The others are here and here.

Good Humor, circa 1964
Fun House, February 1979
Monsieur, October 1967
Don Orehek
Hi-Life, July 1963
HQ, February 1964
Ace, January 1973
Charles Dennis
Jem, March 1965
Bruce Cochran!
Penthouse, October 1978
Buck Brown
Playboy, March 1968
Playboy, March 1972
Sid Harris
Playboy, July 1972
Mal Hancock
Playboy, July 1972
Topper, November 1964