1000 Jokes, give or take a few

These are more of the cartoons that were in this one issue of Dell's 1000 Jokes magazine, sometime in the late 50s or early 60s.

This one is reprinted from Penn State's humor magazine Froth

Al Ross

John Norment

Harry Mace

Paul Peter Porges

Bob Barnes

Eli Stein

Bob Schroeter

A lot of these cartoonists sold gags to nudie magazines, so it's possible they may have sold some of their rejects to other magazines.

Since this cartoon references something mainstream, this probably doesn't count as a “nudie” cartoon, though.

27 Jokes

This was supposed to have been up a couple days ago but I chose early July to come to my parents' house. The reason this has anything to do with anything is that a storm knocked out their internet and it won't be back for a week or so. I can only use it for an hour or so at this local restaurant that has wi-fi service, longer when the library's open, even then only during daytime. My parents seem to think the internet is just a toy I use like one would watch TV. It's also the way I get paid from some places. Their scanner is wireless so I can't use that either. Luckily I scanned these cartoons a while ago. Who says we're not living on the cutting edge of technology?

Anyway, this is none of your concern. Here is the next installment of cartoons from an issue of 1000 Jokes from sometime in the 50s or 60s. I posted the first few pages of 1000 Jokes last week.

John Dempsey, best known for the nudist colony cartoons in Playboy.

Harry Mace

Chon Day

Bob Schroeter

?, Stan Hunt, and Henry Boltinoff

Paul Peter Porges and two cartoonists I can't identify.

Two cartoons by John Ruge

Frank Owen and Dick Ericson

Eli Stein, John Norment, Bob Barnes, and Paul Peter Porges.

Leo Garel

Al Ross

Some guy and Jeff Keate