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Cartoons: Oh, Baby

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“Well, frankly, I think he looks like any other three-week-old kid.”
Jerry Dumas
March 2, 1957

 

“Don’t tell me he can’t tell time yet. He knows the second I fall asleep!”
Arthur Henrikson
March 15, 1952

 

“It’s the man upstairs. He says if you’re going to sing, he’d rather hear the baby cry.”
Hank Ketcham
May 26, 1951

 

“It’s not the kind of message I can slide under the door.”
Bill Hoest
July 25, 1964

 

Paul Peter Porges
August 8, 1959

 

“We think he has Martha’s hair.”
Joseph Zeis
October 21, 1961

 

“By George! This calls for a celebration! Where do you keep your liquor?”
Dave Gerard
December 29, 1956

 

“I changed the baby. Here’s a dry one.”
Reamer Keller
February 23, 1963

 

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Comments

  1. My favourite is the first one and yes I agree with the text. At that age, all babies (unless of course they’re yours) looks the same. I also like number three and can identify with what his neighbour says. I am so glad my kids are grown.

  2. These really ARE an interesting group of cartoons, aren’t they?! The top two definitely speaketh the truth. Number 4 (from ’64) is a little weird, but the art is great. Number 6 (by Zeis) is a lot weirder, actually.

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