These were some of the cartoons published in Click magazine's first annual in 1940.
This one was by Bandel Linn
E. McNerney
Irving Roir
The signature looks like it says James Trembath, who was one of the Captain Marvel artists from around that time.
Dorothy McKay
This signature says “Haljay”, so it was probably either a collaboration or something by someone whose name was “Hal J.”
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Thursday, April 17, 2014
Thursday, June 27, 2013
For Men Only, 2 of 2
Here are the rest of those cartoons from For Men Only, circa 1941
John Ruge
Gerald Green
William von Riegen
Louis Priscilla
Al Ross
I wonder if the man in this John Ruge cartoon is the same guy as the one in the first cartoon.
Gregor Duncan
These next three by Eric Godal
James Trembath
John Ruge
Gerald Green
William von Riegen
Louis Priscilla
Al Ross
I wonder if the man in this John Ruge cartoon is the same guy as the one in the first cartoon.
Gregor Duncan
These next three by Eric Godal
James Trembath
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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