Cartoon Humor

For over a decade and a half, Cartoon Humor was a reliably funny fixture on newsstands from Pines, delivering single-panel gags and lighthearted comic strips across 41 issues. The series was most consistently shaped by the talents of writer and artist Courtney Dunkel, alongside the distinctive illustrative work of Earle Bergey and Jefferson Machamer. It stands as a solid, unpretentious example of the kind of digest-sized, joke-packed humor comic that entertained readers from the late Golden Age well into the postwar years.