Paste and all

Here's more of the original art I've been finding on the internet, mostly from Heritage Auctions:

This piece is by John Severin from Cracked #9 in May 1959.

The printed version from Cracked #13 by Don Orehek be seen here.

This is something called “Travel” by Bill Everett in Cracked #2, used again in #14.

The artist here is unknown. It's from Cracked #18.

And this is the way the article appeared in print, with the text that fell off the originals.

The next five is from unknown issues of Sex To Sexty in the 70s.

In this one by Lynn Harrison, The “Mr. Ward” here is probably an in-joke referring to fellow sex cartoonist Bill Ward

Frank Sematones"

“Deacon” was a pseudonym of editor Richard Rodman.

The rest are from various issues of Sick magazine.

Not sure if this is the same Bernie Kahn that wrote some of the made-for-TV Popeye cartoons in the mid 60s.

Bob Powell

Cracked, Sex to Sexty, Sick

Lately I've been taking files of original art from various places on the internet...

This parody of Highway Patrol by Bill Ward comes from Cracked #2 in May 1958.

This story, also by Bill Ward, is from Cracked #6 and the printed version can be seen here.

From Cracked #7

These next few are gags for Sex to Sexty. Nobody remembers it now but there were about two hundred issues at one time and some annuals. Besides the book on the previous hyperlink you can see excerpts at Giggles For Guzzlers.

“Deacon” was a pseudonym of Richard Rodman.

The rest are from Sick #7 in August 1961.

This art was by Bob Powell.

I'd like to know what happened to this person's fingers as much as you do.