More gags from hither and yon

Just like last Thursday here are more gag cartoons from all over the place whose sources I didn't bother to write down.

Bill Ward

The next two by Bill Wenzel

I believe this is the same Hal Sherman as the one in this hyperlink.

Earl Hagglund

Bill Wenzel again. This is probably a scan from an original.

Bob Tupper.

Gags from hither and yon

Here's a bunch of random magazine gag cartoons that I didn't write down where they came from. Some come from magazines I've scanned, some I found on the internet, some are originals.

This one's by George Ludway.

Here's one of the many cartoons Jack Cole did for Humorama that was recycled many times, this time in color.

Vahan Shirvanian

Bill Ward

Another by Bill Ward, I think for Rugged

Bill Wenzel

For Esquire

Charles Dennis

Coronet 1 of 2

These cartoons are from the first issue of Coronet that was published in 1936. They were a digest-sized magazine that also did a lot of educational films as well. The magazine was owned by Esquire which is why they had a lot of the same cartoonists. If you've been following this blog, I've reposted a lot of their cartoons before. Check the tag below for more.

This first one is from E. Simms Campbell George Shellhase This isn't a cartoon, but I liked it anyway. I wonder what happened to the calf after eating that lemon. I think this is E. Simms Campbell again. The next two are from Shellhase Gilbert Bundy More Campbell Raeburn Van Buren Shellhase Paul Webb (see more clicking on tag) George Lichty Next Thursday: the rest of that issue.

Esquire #1, 3 of 3

Here's the last of that first issue of Esquire, from Fall 1933

E. Simms Campbell The next two by John Groth William Steig These next two are by Ty Mahon John Groth did these next four. I don't know who did this one.