Popular Jokes #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis February 1972 digest from Marvel's humor line promises "over 200 Toptickle Cartoons" along with Joke-Pot and Popular Pussycats features — a packed lineup of lighthearted gag content for 40 cents. The cover showcases a sampler of the magazine's cartoon style, with four vignettes depicting everyday comic situations: a wide-eyed man at a bus stop ogling a glamorous redhead, an office worker with an upside-down sales chart, a couple beside a fancy convertible, and a scantily clad maid at a formal party. It's a cheerful snapshot of the breezy, good-natured humor that made Popular Jokes a reliable pick for fans of single-panel gag cartooning in the early '70s.
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