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

Humor gag things

More humor pieces (which were essentially compilations of gags) from men's magazines of yore.

Mort Gerberg Escapade, December 1964

Don Orehek Hi-Life, July 1963

Jem, January 1962

Monsieur, August 1962

Scamp, January 1962

also Scamp, January 1962

More Mad-Men era humor features

I have magazines with yet even more features that would probably go in humor magazines like Cracked and Sick if they weren't too risqué for the time, or they wouldn't be more appropriate (there was a lot of crossover with the same publishers). Many were gag features I could cut up and feature as just gag cartoons but for now I have enough for the next couple years.

Bachelor, March 1963. Mort Gerberg

Jem, January 1963.

Mr., August 1965. Charles Dennis

Spree, April 1959. Also Dennis

The Dude, May 1959. Funny how they mention cartoonists the reader's demographic wouldn't know or care about.

Man's Life, August 1970. Bill Ward

April 1959 True Men, April 1959. Frank Beaven

Why is it not so surprising a lot of these titles have the word “Men” in their title?

Sir Knight, circa 1958

More humor features

Gent, June 1963

Mort Gerberg is still working an can be seen frequently in The New Yorker.

Screw, February 1970

Dude, September 1964

Scene, April 1962

Maurice Sinet

Spree, February 1959