Son of the return of cartoons I don't get

Sex to Sexty, circa mid-70s

Punch December 22, 1915

Roy Raymonde
Punch, v250 #6

Punch, April 1984

Punch, April 1984

Ed Fisher
The Realist, August 1964

J. B. Handelsman
The Realist, March 1966

Swagger, March 1965

Topper, February 1962

Eldon Dedini
Playboy, February 1968

Does he want to screw his daughter? Ewww.

Peter Wyma
Wildcat, May 1968

Cartoon themes: bums

These first three are from Adam, May 1973

Bo Brown

Fun House, February 1979

John Dempsey
For Laughing Out Loud, December 1964

For Laughing Out Loud, March 1960

Sam Gross
Gent, January 1965

Dale McFeatters
Hello Buddies, Winter 1950

Playboy, January 1955

Puck June 16, 1880

Punch, April 1984

Ed Fisher
Punch, April 1984

The Realist, September 1965

The Little World of Harvey Kurtzman

Here's an article from the December 1957 Playboy. I guess publisher Hugh Hefner felt bad about giving Harvey Kurtzman carte blanche to do the magazine of his dreams only to pull the rug out from him after two issues. The article tells a bit about him and his group of creators.

The painting by Bill Elder on this first page was intended for a never-published third issue of Trump.

I almost never post text-only pieces but I'll make an exception here since it's a profile of Kurtzman. It's taken from a computer file so I can't rescan it. Hopefully you're able to read the print.

Wallace Wood

Arnold Roth and Ed Fisher in Trump

Next two pages, also in Trump, by Jack Davis

To round things out, here's a one-pager by Howard Schneider.

And a double page spread of an old joke illustrated by Al Stine

Another twelve

David Pascal
The Gent, June 1963

Leo Garel
The Gent, October 1963

Dude, January 1961

Charles Dennis
Dude, September 1964

Gentlemen's Yearbook, Spring 1964

High, November 1958

Ed Fisher
Nugget, February 1956

Hi-Life, August 1964

Jaguar, circa 1961

Men< January 1965

Adam 1960 Annual

Adam, January 1957