Cartoon themes: roommates, part 2

This is how girls are when guys aren't around. I know it's true because cartoons say so.

Fun House, February 1980

Gaze, August 1959

Al Ross
Hello Buddies, May 1955

Leo Garel
Playboy, July 1972

Sir!, February 1954

Spree, November 1959

Playboy, June 1956

Buck Brown
Playboy, January 1968

Playboy, December 1953

Gregory D'Alessio
Hello Buddies, June 1952

Good Humor, October 1964

Frank Beaven
Hello Buddies, June 1952

Cad, May 1959

cartoons I don't get

To be honest, although I post a lot of cartoons here, sometimes I don't get them. Here are a few.

Adam, July 1973

Good Humor, circa 1964

Harvard Lampoon, October 1902

Charles Rodrigues
Adam, July 1967

Sid Harris
Gent, October 1963

Frederick Opper Puck, 1893

Charles Dennis
Army/Navy Fun Parade, April 1953

Joseph Farris
Bold, July 1954

Leo Garel
Fun House, November 1980

Woody Kimbrell
California Girls, January 1973

Bill Hoest
Caper, November 1964

Esquire, January 1934

Man, April 1966

Another twelve

David Pascal
The Gent, June 1963

Leo Garel
The Gent, October 1963

Dude, January 1961

Charles Dennis
Dude, September 1964

Gentlemen's Yearbook, Spring 1964

High, November 1958

Ed Fisher
Nugget, February 1956

Hi-Life, August 1964

Jaguar, circa 1961

Men< January 1965

Adam 1960 Annual

Adam, January 1957

More gag originals

This cartoon byBill Ward says “Of course they're the real thing, Veronica, and I hope it's the real thing between the two of us.”. Crossed out is “...it wouldn't do to have anything false just there!”

I don't understand why the artist ruled the caption when the lettering wasn't going to be used.

Caption added by the seller of the art.

Frank Beaven

Dan DeCarlo

“Can I have the keys to the car? I'm leaving you.”

or “I answered the advertisement under Equal Opportunity; didn't you have a room for rent?”

Dave Berg

“When you aked me to come up for an audition I didn't believe it would be for this kind of tape.”

or “Well, as a student of history, I'd say that this is your last full measure of devotion.”

Bill Wenzel

Leo Garel

“They must be college men. Look how they're watching the game.”

and later they use “This proves my theory that most men enjoy spectator sports—notice their interest in that football game.”