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Cartoons: Funny Fixer Uppers

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“This is just right for a young, struggling couple. You couldn’t find a better struggle anywhere.”
Jerry Marcus
November 16, 1957

“It’s still settling.”
Joseph Zeis
September 24, 1960

“A few nails, a dab or two of paint and you’ve got yourself a new house.”
August 19, 1961

Scott Taber
June 11, 1960

“And another nice thing, the school is only a stone’s throw from here!”
RJ Wilson
May 5, 1956

“It’s something unique in a split-level home.”
Scott Taber
April 11, 1959

“I had in mind something not quite so quaint.”
Chon Day
March 6, 1954

“I think we’d like to see something with fewer possibilities and more actualities.”
Jerry Marcus
February 18, 1956

“Ask him about termites.”
Joseph Zeis
November 7, 1959

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Comments

Bob McGowan, Jr. says:

November 19, 2022 at 9:55 pm

Great cartoons here. The top one by Jerry Marcus? I can hear myself saying this b.s. to a client. It’s just a cut above a used car salesman saying “If you think you hate it now, wait’ll you drive it!”. Same thing with #3 down from ’61. #5 down (’56) is actually a pretty nice house, except for its location. Near a school can be a wonderful asset or total repellent. This shyster is hoping to put one over on the couple, while still telling them the truth.

#6 down (by Taber) is true too, sort of. “Such easy access from the upper to lower levels with this handy ladder we’re providing at no extra cost!” I love #8 by Jerry again, where the customer gives a solid reply to his ‘possibilities’ line. Good for her.

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