Here is Dick Buchanan, sharing some of his great golden age gag cartoon collection once more. Thanks and take it away!
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Whatever
you call them, No Caption, Wordless or Pantomime, these cartoons are
examples of the gag cartoon at its best--a humorous drawing executed
with wit and verve.
Here, from the tattered Dick Buchanan Gag
Cartoon Clip File is a batch of wordless visual gag cartoons by the
masters of their craft.
These are cartoons to make you think, cartoons to make you laugh or, at least, to make you think you’re laughing.
1. TON SMITS. Look Magazine. May 7, 1963
2.
MORT DRUCKER. Rare Mort Drucker gag cartoon—a year before he joined the
gang at Mad. One of Mad’s leading cartoonists, Drucker is America’s
premier caricaturist with many, many Time Magazine covers to his credit.
Collier’s. June 24, 1955
3. ANATOL KOVARSKY. Noted New Yorker cartoonist & cover artist. Collier’s August 3, 1956
4. GARDNER REA. Look Magazine. July 22, 1958
5. JOHN DEMPSEY. 1000 Jokes Magazine. March-May, 1960
6. JOHN ALBANO. American Magazine. July 1951
7. GAHAN WILSON. For Laughing Out Loud. October-December, 1963
8. ERNIE GARZA. True Magazine. April, 1946
9. AL ROSS. For Laughing Out Loud. October-December, 1960
10.
HOWARD SPARBER. Sparber created the comic strip Timmy, which began as a
panel in Collier’s in the 1940’s. Liberty Magazine. June 8, 1946
11. CLYDE LAMB. 1000 Jokes Magazine. September-November, 1961
12. CEM. Charles E. Martin. Here is another of his many multiple panel gems. Collier’s. May 31,1947
13. MORT WALKER. Walker also edited this popular Dell title. 1000 Jokes Magazine. Winter, 1952
14. GRAHAM JACKSON. American Legion Magazine. October, 1950
15. J.B. “Bud” HANDELSMAN. Look Magazine. September 26, 1961
More of Dick Buchanan's great gag cartoon collection:
Dick Buchanan's Cartoon Files: Cops and Robbers Gag Cartoons 1945 - 1968
Dick Buchanan's Cartoon Files: Gahan Wilson: Early Gag Cartoons 1954 - 1964
Dick Buchanan's Cartoon File: Inkyfellers' Gagzette
Dick Buchanan's Cartoon File: The Years of Al Ross - 1947 – 1968
Dick Buchanan's Cartoon Files: New Yorker Cartoonists Abroad 1966-1968
Dick Buchanan's Cartoon File: 1945 - 1962
From the Dick Buchanan Files: "How I Create Humor" from 1950s - 60s Gag Cartoon Insider Journal "The Information Guide"
Dick Buchanan's Cartoon File: 1950s Color Magazine Gag Cartoons
Dick Buchanan's Cartoon File: Funny Vintage Magazine Gag Cartoons 1946 - 1963
Dick Buchanan's Cartoon File: Wordless Gag Cartoons 1944-1964
1953 George Booth Drawings for American Legion Magazine
Dick Buchanan: Winter/Christmas/Holiday Gag Cartoons 1940s-60s
Dick Buchanan: Some PUNCH Magazine Cartoons 1948-1963
Dick Buchanan: Gag Cartoon Clip File 1946-64
Dick Buchanan: Gag Cartoon Clip File 1947-62
Dick Buchanan: Some Favorite Magazine Gag Cartoons 1940-60s
Dick Buchanan: Gag Cartoon Clip File 1931-64
Still funny! The Gahan Wilson especially. Great post, thanks.
ReplyDeleteBoth Mort cartoons are new to me! The Mort Drucker csartoon is a real find. I have seen a lot of issues of 1000 Jokes (in fcat I am selling mine right now on eBay) and never came across one by him. The Mort Walker cartoon is on eof a few I never saw from 1000 Jokes. A German find just ,ailed me he had found one in that issue, so this must be it.
ReplyDeleteAny info on Graham Jackson or Ernie Garza?
ReplyDeleteThose two are new to me. The Garza lines,
though not the face or hands,
remind me of Burr Shafer.
D.D.Degg
Thanks for sharing these Mike. I haven't seen them before.
ReplyDeleteHave always loved captionless cartoons.
Sight Gags was one term I saw given to them.
How you could see them without sight I wouldn't know!!! ;)
Graham Jackson or Ernie Garza? I wish I had some information on them.
ReplyDeleteMaybe one day, a relative or a friend, will post something here about them. It's happened before!