Cartoon Fun and Comedy

A lighthearted five-issue anthology from Marvel Comics that ran in the mid-1960s, Cartoon Fun and Comedy delivered a mix of humorous short features and gag strips. The series is most notably associated with the work of artists D. H. Dirksen, Jack Cole, and Jack Miller, who each contributed to its playful, cartoonish tone. Though brief, it stands as a modest example of Marvel's foray into humor comics during the Silver Age, offering a whimsical counterpoint to the publisher's dominant superhero line.