All Time Favorite World War II Cartoon (For lack of a Better Phrase)

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[Blood of Tyrants]

The Russian winter couples with the German’s long supply lines defeated Germany. Not to mention on Hitler’s insistence on taking Stalingrad.

[dfwgator]

If Facebook existed during WWII

http://imgur.com/gallery/s9x7u

[Steely Tom]

I liked the Ernie Pyle cartoon that showed two bored GIs amusing themselves by shooting a big rat from range of about six inches.

As one of them aims his .45 at the rat, the other one says something like “make sure you hit a vital organ.”

[Forward the Light Brigade]

If WW II was fought today—The Germans would have invaded Mexico and march right into the USA while the American People watched “Dancing with the Stars” and accused each outher of racism and such. If there is a WW III I do not know if we would win.

[Robert A Cook PE]

If there is a WW III I do not know if we would win.

There IS a WWIII.
And the Chinese are fighting it.
To win.
And they ARE winning it.

[dfwgator]

This is IMHO the best cartoon from the war.

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

AWESOME. Beyond awesome. Thet really made my day. Could have been so much longer. Didnt even have Midway or the Bulge.

I am betting there is more WW2 history in this one joke than most Millenials have been taught in K through 12.

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

China would have to supply our munitions.

[ansel12]

The worst white mass murderer Stalin, versus the second worse, Hitler, they were allies as they launched WWII together, but the two monsters couldn’t hold that alliance for long.

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

No honor among thieves.

[Kickass Conservative]

If Hitler were Black, we would all be speaking German.

[dfwgator]

[rottndog]

[Kickass Conservative]

Not to be a stickler, but the first Picture is reversed.

[Pollster1]

Meaning and context? I don’t recognize it.

[lapsus calami]

 

 

A defiant England, early in the war.

 

 

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

“make sure you hit a vital organ. They’re known to charge when wounded!”

Yeah, I used to have all their cartoons in pulp paperback books. Wish I still had them!

[dfwgator]

Came after Dunkirk and France’s surrender, when Britain stood alone.

[SES1066]

I liked the Ernie Pyle cartoon that showed two bored GIs amusing themselves by shooting a big rat from range of about six inches.

Ernie Pyle was a top-notch war correspondent but not a cartoonist. Methinks you are thinking of one of the "Willie & Joe" cartoons by Bill Mauldin. First in the 45th Infantry Newspaper and then in the European Stars & Stripes, these depictions of rough and worn front-line GIs made all but the top brass sympathize while laughing.