Pin Up Cartoons

Published by Ampco Books in 1942–1944, Pin Up Cartoons was a single-issue comic that leaned into the wartime pin-up craze, offering a collection of lighthearted, glamorous illustrations rather than a traditional narrative. Though its run was brief, it captures a specific era of pulp-era humor and patriotic cheesecake art, reflecting the tastes and morale-boosting culture of its time.