Dick Buchanan has once more pulled some vintage magazine cartoons from his Greenwich Village flat to share with us. Here are some gag cartoons about clowns, fishing, dogs, William Tell, husbands and wives, magicians, department stores, furniture refinishing, monks, and a wonderful construction cartoon by Peter Porges. They all have one thing in common: no gag line. Thanks...

When it comes to masters of comic book art, Alex Toth and Frank Robbins rank right up there. They keeps getting discovered and rediscovered ... and you can see why. Here's the first 6 pages of their Gothic romance dark thriller moody masterpiece "Bride of the Falcon," from the Sinister House of Secret Love #3, Feb.-Mar. 1972. According to the Grand Comics Database, Doug Wilde...

Frank Godwin (1889 - 1959) was an illustrator and a comic strip artist. His comic strip Connie, about an adventurous female reporter and detective, appeared in 1927 and ran until 1944. There have been a few collections of the dailies, but for the first time,

It's time to catch up with Dick Buchanan. He's the man who has zillions of gag cartoons in his Cartoon Clip File located somewhere in beautiful Greenwich Village. Dick has, through these past years, been so kind to share his collection with us here. So, as the spring arrives, here is Dick to bring a little cartoony warmth to our lives. Thanks and take it away, Dick!