
Above: the cover of LAUGH PARADE. The biker is whispering in her ear, "Honey, when you're with my friends, watch your language -- don't talk clean." The stunning and horrifying thing to see is the casual placement of the swastika on the bike and his jacket.

Here are some desert island gags from LAUGH PARADE magazine, May 1969, Vol. 9 No. 3 issue. It was published by and copyright 1969 by Magazine Management Company, Inc.
"Shipwreck a cartoonist," the editor writes, "and he'll float a laugh."



Above: this one was my favorite. Hard to read the signature, but it looks like the cartoonist's name is Tann.






Above: a gag cartoon by Brad "Marmaduke" Anderson.

-- From an original post of October 7, 2010.
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Cartoonist TANN was Marvin Tannenberg, talented illustrator whose work appeared in Look, Saturday Evening Post, Sports Illustrated, etc in the mid-1950's and 1960's.
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