Popular Jokes #31

This bright yellow February 1969 issue of Popular Jokes delivers exactly what its tagline promises — "Fresh & Breezy Cartoon Entertainment!" — with a lively cover showcasing multiple gag cartoons, including a glamorous red-dressed redhead trading quips with a bewildered man, a running joke involving an endless stack of doors at the Acme Door Co., a newlywed scene with a punchline about a tape recorder, and a whimsical flying contraption hovering over a city skyline. For just 35 cents, you get over 150 topical cartoons, jokes, quips, and "Eye-Sometrics" packed inside. If you're in the mood for the cheerful, wisecracking humor that made Marvel's humor digests a fun corner of late-'60s publishing, this one fits the bill perfectly.