Showing posts with label LEN HERMAN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LEN HERMAN. Show all posts

Thursday, October 25, 2018

Cartoon themes: courting

Good Humor, October 1964
Laff, July 1952
Syd Hoff
Playboy, March 1970
Bob Tupper
Sir Knight, circa 1958
Spree, circa 1959
Reamer Keller
Hello Buddies, Winter 1950
Jem, July 1963
Man, April 1966
Man to Man, December 1949
Real Adventure, January 1961
Sheer, c.1959
The Dude, January 1957
Paul Peter Porges
The Dude, July 1957

Thursday, January 19, 2017

The last of the gag cartoon originals (for now)

I've run out of originals for the gag cartoons. Some of the captions may be a little light. Sorry about that. I have plenty that were printed though which I'll post in the coming weeks. Here's the last of what I have.

Bill Wenzel

Looks like it was done during the Korean War when all the men in the cartoons were made into soldiers and the artists would put where they were posted by their signature. Sometimes if they already used their full names, they would also put their ranks.
Bill Ward
Al Ellis's cartoon says “Miss Wilson, we are in a cold war with our competitors. As a result, the management of Love-Lee Bras has decided to issue a test ban on the use of their products by our employees. Now, to detect violations of the ban, we must insist on the principle of inspection.” Which was considered either too long or too... um... forward. The caption was changed to “Thanks to the womens-lib front, our sales are sagging”, which doesn't make much sense considering the bar on the graph chart is going upwards.
Charles Dennis
The upper left has the address for Visual Varities Inc. There's probably a shopping mall there now, so don't bother going there, which I know almost all of you will do.

The caption says“Now that you're officially retired, Sanders, I know there are things you always wanted to do.”

Monday, February 29, 2016

Cracked #53, 3 of 3

The last part of the 53 issue of Cracked from August 1966. The previous parts are here and here.
Jack O'Brien, Len Herman, Art Pottier, Joe Kiernan, and Don Orehek
Al Jaffee, in a reprint from 1959.
John Severin pretending to be Bill Ward
Bill Ward himself
Charles Rodrigues

Monday, January 11, 2016