aircraft toons : a delicious Swiss site

[Tophe]

I have found this Cartoon wonderful site
(for French readers) :
http://www.phloxtoon.com/

English readers may translate it with Google :
http://translate.google.fr/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=fr&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.phloxtoon.com%2F&sl=fr&tl=en
(there are many many pages of enjoyment through clicking on « older posts »)

Have fun !

PS. I cannot present a picture, the picture uploading tool being full, sorry

[Tophe]

I try again:

[Tophe]

On Jean-Barbaud's air-cartoon famous site http://jeanbarbaud.blogspot.com/
another link was interesting : Toons at War http://toonsatwar.blogspot.com/ :

[B777LR]

Lol, some of the cartoons in the first link a incredibly funny and true

[Tophe]

And have you seen this American batch of beauties?
at http://www.flickr.com/photos/31186322@N06/sets/72157620520651425/

[Weaver]

I always liked the old Chris Wren cartoons in Air International (don't seem to be on the web anywhere....).

For example: an aircraft buff in wooly hat and anorak is looking up at two closely-spaced contrails and is saying to his long-suffering girlfriend "well, it's either an F-4, an F-111, an F-14, an F-15, two Hawks or a Lightning flying on it's side....." 

[philp]

Some good stuff.

I always liked the Calvin and Hobbes cartoons where they build models.  More truth than we would like to admit.
Several of them start here.

[lancer]

Hehe, I love those Calvin and Hobbes cartoons! Funny as hell.

[Aircav]

Here's some which I found on tthe P-47

[Tophe]

  Thanks. Maybe I should have put this topic in the egg-plane part of the forum, no?

[philp]

Anyone else remember the "There I was...Flat on my back" cartoons by Bob Stevens?  I have a ton I collected from old Air Force magazines.  Always wanted to get his books.

Here are a couple I found.
http://www.91stbombgroup.com/cartoons/bobstevenscartoon.html
http://www.kmike.com/NoSweat/jpeg/cartoon_1.jpg