Hello Buddies

This was a magazine for servicemen in the 40s and 50s published by Harvey Comics. It was mostly gag cartoons but occasionally had some comics. Here are some examples:

This was a filler strip in lots of Harvey's comics titles so I'm assuming it was reprinted from one of them. This is taken from #51 in October 1951.

March 1944. Cartoon by Al Ross.

Same issue. Artist unknown.

Winter 1950, Frank Beaven

Same issue, reprinted from Black Cat #10 in 1948. Art by Lee Elias.

June 1952

Summer 1954

Al Ross, May 1955

Lunatickle, 3 of 4

More pages from the first (of only two) issue of Lunatickle from September 1956. the previous excerpts were here and here.

This article was drawn by Lee Elias

And this by Joe Kubert

Judo Lessons II

Sure, we've all been attacked by shirtless guys with sledgehammers, but here you can learn how to protect yourself against them.

Judo Lessons

As a public service, I'm going to teach you how to defend yourself with this feature from BLACK CAT in the 40s and 50s. Don't say you never learned anything from this page.