Gags: The Legend of Curly's Gold

You see, because I've been using the names of all kinds of sequels.

Bachelor, March 1963

Cad, May 1969

I know most middle aged men at the time fantasized and/or cheated on their wives or behaved piggishly in some way but did a lot go to prostitutes or was it just wish fulfillment?

Jem, January 1962

Jem, March 1959

Bernard Wiseman
Jem, October 1965

Lo Linkert
Knight, September 1966

Laff, July 1952

Sir Knight, June 1958

Sir!, February 1954

Hi-Life, July 1963

Hi-Life, March 1958

Slim Johnson
Male, June 1971

Man, April 1966

Man to Man, November 1965

Gag cartoons: the quickening

Peter Wyma
Sheer, c. 1959

Charles Dennis
Adam Annual, 1960

Bill Ward Adam, September 1963

Escapade, December 1964

Mermaid, c. 1959

Adam, October 1966

Monroe Leung
Adam, July 1967
There were two Monroe Leungs that were cartoonists at the same time, and I believe this hyperlink is to the other one.

Ace, January 1964

Bill Ward
Duke, June 1957
Duke was an African-American magazine and Ward was white. Notice how the faces of the men have been slightly altered.

Fun House, June 1979

Fun House,November 1980 Since Fun House was published by one of Magazine Management's many branches (which included Marvel Comics), most likely the last two cartoons were drawn decaded earlier and reprinted several times before this.

Man to Man, April 1952

Bride of gag cartoons

Chicks 'n' Chuckles c.1957

Adam Annual, 1960

Adam, September 1956

Adam, November 1959

Peter Wyma
Adam, December 1959

Adam, September 1963

Bachelor, March 1963

Perry Barlow
True, January 1953

Cad, May 1959

Glenn Bernhardt
Caper, May 1960

The Dude, January 1957

The Dude, May 1959

Hal Sherman
High, November 1958

Laugh Parade,1 of 5

This was the second issue of this magazine from September 1961. Many of the cartoons look like they were recycled from other magazines as evidenced by them looking several generations. Others seems to come from foreign gag magazines and some are from college magazines and I've omitted them only because I've posted them before.

The masthead credits them as being published by “Non-Pareil Publishing Corp.” one of the tax-dodge names of Magazine Management, the company that would later become Marvel. The editor is David Goodman, who is probably a relative of Martin Goodman, head of the publishing empire, one of whose employees you may have heard of, a guy named Stan Lee.

Lo Linkert

Sid Harris

Charles Rodrigues