Pin-Up Fun

A lighthearted, single-panel gag strip series from Health Knowledge, Pin-Up Fun ran for seven issues beginning in 1966. Featuring the work of artist Bill Ward, best known for his iconic "good girl" art style, the series offered a playful, mid-century take on the pin-up genre without any narrative continuity. While brief, it stands as a charming artifact of its era, capturing the wholesome cheesecake aesthetic that defined much of 1960s humor comics.