cartoon themes: more parties

Hello Buddies, September 1954

Sir Knight, circa 1958

Ace, March 1964

Al Ross
Hello Buddies, March 1944

Gluyas Williams
Cavalcave, October 1945

Fun House, February 1979
I think the joke is that she was a baby twenty-five years ago, that's why she's topless and in diapers, but that would also mean she wore high heels and a fur coat as a baby. It was published by Humorama so I know they often would buy the drawings and use them in different magazines with different captions. I just made up “When you see me you'll shit your pants. I know I will.”

Gaze, August 1959

Good Humor, October 1964

Bill Wenzel
Knight, March 1968

Laff, December 1948

Man, April 1966

Man, October 1971

Playboy, March 1970

cartoon themes: more infidelity

Adam, September 1963

Hello Buddies, Summer 1954

Ace, March 1964

Don Orehek
Playboy, March 1972

Al Stine
Playboy, December 1955

Bill Ward
Bold, July 1954

Fun House, February 1979

Charles Dennis
Good Humor, October 1964

Charles Dennis
Good Humor, October 1964

High, November 1958

Jolie, January 1962

Monsieur, April 1962

Scamp, January 1962

The Kind Men Liked

I've got no shortage of one-panel gag cartoons, mostly from men's magazines (because they published most of them) and therefore dirty.

From the July 1963 issue of Fury by Charles Dennis

Jester, February 1960

Ted Trogdon

Jest, I'm not sure of the date. It was more of a humor magazine.

Millionaire, September 1965