Cartoon themes: dogs

Action, October 1953

Adam, May 1973

Hello Buddies, October 1951

Gahan Wilson
For Laughing Out Loud, December 1964

Harry Mace
For Laughing Out Loud, March 1960

Jeff Keate
Fun House, February 1979

Good Humor, October 1964

Jem, January 1962

Man, April 1966

Mike Twohy
Punch April 1984

Unknown

Ton Smits
Playboy, January 1968

Cartoons I don't get #38

Alden Erikson
Playboy, August 1961

Sex to Sexty, circa mid-70s

This guy's not very imaginative
Sex to Sexty, mid-1970s

Jeff Keate
For Laughing Out Loud, March 1960

If it were me, I'd choose Daffy Duck but not reluctantly. He also has the choice of not watching TV if he feels that strongly about it, but let him do him.
For Laughing Out Loud, March 1960

I'm confused. Is this a good thing or bad thing?
Jem, June 1958

Life February 16, 1915

Back then the idea that phone numbers were numbers and had area codes was funny in and of itself. Was that the joke?
Mort Gerberg
HQ, February 1964

Playboy, December 1967

Punch November 17, 1915

Punch December 8, 1915

Richard Guindon
The Realist, August 1961

The Realist, October 1966

Sideshow #1, 1 of 3

This is the only known issue of Sideshow from sometime in 1949. It was a gag and comics digest from Avon Periodicals.

Cover artist is unknown, though it looks to have been copied from different sources. The man is in the style of Peter Arno while the woman is not.

Michael Berry

Bo Brown

Jeff Keate

Al Ross

Dave Gerard

Some of the 1000 Jokes

These are more of the cartoons from this issue of 1000 Jokes magazine. The previous two installments are here and here.

This is from an issue of Columbia University's humor magazine The Jester.

The one is from the Yale Record.

John Gallagher

Bob Schroeter

George Gately

Michael Berry

Paul Peter Porges

Jeff Keate

Peter Wyma

Henry Boltinoff

Dick Ericson

John Ruge

From the Yale Record again. Not sure if this is the same Bob Grossman.