Punch October 27, 1915
One guy's scared of the vehicle of warfare, the other guy is impressed like one would be by fireworks. We weren't a part of World War I yet, and a lot of Americans probably didn't even know the war existed, so this wouldn't translate here.
Adam, May 1973
Employment depending on lechery. Doesn't age well.
Good Humor, c. 1964
I guess, because they can walk during a low tide, they're not stranded, and therefore don't have to have sex? They both seem to want to, so what's stopping them from doing it wherever they want? Maybe they both have a fetish where it can only be on a stranded desert island.
Or was she there by herself and then he came along and she's crying because she can't be alone?
Punch October 6, 1915
It's ironic because he's proud of the UK winning, but he doesn't like to do other things required to keep his country great like pay taxes (sound familiar?). But did he faint, or did he disappear or shrink or run away naked?
Punch November 9, 1927
Adam, October 1966
Bob Schochet
Hello Buddies, c. 1965
Esquire, June 1934
Gregory D'Alessio
Punch December 8, 1915
So he got the two substances mixed up. So what?
Fun House, February 1980
Bill Wenzel
Hello Buddies, Winter 1950
A woman doing what men do. Another cartoon that doesn't age well.
Man to Man, November 1965
I think it's that she's supposed to be abnormal without make-up. But this is how I normally draw people, and try not to have ugly-shaming be the punchline anyway. If that's the joke, it's another dated one.
Playboy, March 1972
Is it that the guy in the lower left is going the wrong way?
George Booth
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Thursday, August 10, 2017
Saturday, July 13, 2013
GREAT CARTOONS OF THE WORLD SERIES 9:The Final Chapter
This is it for Great Cartoons of the World, Series Nine.
Here are the rest of the cartoons forthwith:
George Booth for The New Yorker
John Glashan
Jules Stauber
Frank Modell for New Yorker
Pit Grove, pen name for Alfred Max Plitz
Donald Reilly for New Yorker
Edward Koren for New Yorker
Norman Thelwell in Punch
John Glashan again
Adolf Born
Adolf Born again
Hey, born again! You get it?
John Glashan
Jerszy Flisak
Next Week: Great Cartoons of the World, Series 4. Why am I skipping around, you ask? Well, because I ordered the fourth volume through Alibris. and since I was going to order the volume I wrongly got eventually I decided to keep it, and I had nothing to post on Saturdays so I used that. So there.
Here are the rest of the cartoons forthwith:
George Booth for The New Yorker










Hey, born again! You get it?



Saturday, June 22, 2013
Great Cartoons of the World Series 9, part 7
I'm starting to wear out the binding from my copy of Great Cartoons of the World, Series 9 from 1975 so I hope you enjoy these cartoons.
This one is by Boris Drucker.
Adolf Born for Dikobraz
Whitney Darrow, Jr.
Mischa Richter for The New Yorker
Stanislav Holý
Jerszy Flisak for Szpilki
Barney Tobey
George Booth, again for The New Yorker
Mike Williams in Punch
James Stevenson in New Yorker again
Four-pager by John Glashan
This one is by Boris Drucker.














Saturday, June 8, 2013
GREAT CARTOONS OF THE WORLD Series 9, part 5
More from this book of the same name, published in 1975.
Ton Smits
Sven Aagard
William O'Brian
Charles Addams
Adolf Born
Barney Tobey
George Booth
Pit Grove
Stan Hunt
Vlasta Zábranský
John Glashan
Edward Koren
Ton Smits













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