Click, part 21

As usual, every Thursday I bring to you the cartoons from Click Annual from 1940.

Ben Roth

Misunderstanding of modern art, like in this cartoon by Ed Wheelan, is a common motif, though it's not common for a gallery or museum to have painting stacked together like this.

Dave Gerard

Irving Roir

Roland Coe

Gene Carr

Click, part 16

These are some of the cartoons from the first Click annual in 1940 that I've been posting part of every week. The links at the bottom, though random in most cases, will probably point to previous ones.

Reamer Keller

One of the Roth Brothers

J. A. Patterson

Lawrence Lariar

Ed Wheelan

Bo Brown

Hal Sherman

Click Annual, part 13

And again, more from the 1940s Click Annual from 1940.

I didn't get this at first. I thought there was a caption I cut off. See if you can guess what I didn't see the first time.

One of the Roth Brothers. I think this was the one that went by the name “Al Ross”.

Don Ulsh.

I think since Google Books won its court case, they now show up on search engines and I can use them as hyperlinks now.

E. McNerney.

Roland Coe

Irving Roir, another of the Roth Brothers

Ned Hilton

Kirk Stilesdid a lot of cartoons with spanking, so maybe this guy raising his hand was meant to be one, but he messed up and drew this instead.

Ed Wheelan

Click Annual, part 9

Another sampling of cartoons from the 1940 Click annual's cartoons from the previous year. “Salo” was one of the Roth Brothers

Kay Karaffa was actually John G. Karaffa

Hal Sherman

Gene Carr

Gregory D'Alessio