Cartoons from different places

Some of these are originals, some are printed.

Frank Beaven in a rare instance where he uses his real name (or initials in this case).

Al Ross of the Roth Brothers

“I'm afraid that Mr. Riche has killed two birds with one stone.”

These next four are from After Hours #3 some time in the late 50s. Art by Cal Massey.

Bob Tupper

Not sure where these are from.

These two are from the first issue of Eve, also some time in the 50s or 60s.

Now you're speaking my language.

This cartoon is from the August 1967 issue of Debonair. There seems to be a signature in the lower left but damned if I know what it says.

These next two are by Michael Berry

I'm not sure where this one comes from

The July 1962 issue of Eve. Not sure who “Greg” is.

Donald Reilly

Regular to this blog Bill Ward

“I'm a gigolo”

From the 1963 Caper Annual.

Sid Harris

Art Lutner

From the 1965 Caper Annual.

Art by Charles Rodrigues

From the July 1962 Eve

This cartoon from the May 1964 Caper drawn by Bill Hoest

still more dirty cartoons

These next two are from Rogue, October 1964 By Vic Martin from Men's True Danger volume 6 number 7, September 1969.

This has nothing to do with anything, but the file name is written as one word all in lowercase and I keep seeing it as “menstuation anger”. By Bill Wenzel from Cavalcade, June 1968 This one's from that too. Bill Ward in Eve, September 1962 These three are from the first issue of Harem. I can't tell if the shading on the leftmost man's coat is a signature or just shading. These two are from volume 8, number 11 of Bronze Thrills. I think these cartoons were originally meant for another magazine the company published being that it's a pulp magazine for the African-American demographic and these cartoons clearly are not. From Oz volume 31 number 6, sometime around 1969. Oz was an underground Australian magazine devoted to both sex and drugs. Here's yet another parody of the famous Charles Atlas ad.