Popular Jokes #26 (A)

This November 1967 issue of Popular Jokes delivers exactly what its cover promises — "Fresh & Breezy Laughs!" — with four lively cartoon panels showcasing the magazine's signature blend of cheeky gag humor. The scenes range from a glamorous blonde staffing a "Kisses $1.00" booth at a bazaar (with a flustered cop on the phone) to a statuesque figure being sent to the men's department to "see what kind of reaction you get," plus a domestic couch scene and a construction-site lunch break gone sideways. With over 150 cartoon chuckles, photoquips, and jokes promised inside, this 35-cent Marvel humor magazine is a cheerful snapshot of mid-1960s comedy magazine culture at its most playful.