Cartoons

The following cartoons poke a little fun at some of the “unusual” quirks in the P‑38. Sometimes, you’ve just gotta laugh at yourself… All of them are not cartoons in the ha-ha sense of the word, but rather cartoon-like drawings of the era.

We’ve given credit where credit was known, but if anyone recognizes an uncredited image please point us in the right direction so we can get the official reprint OK. Thanks.

When you click on the thumbnail +, it will take you to a larger version of the photo. Just click the x at the top to close and come back here.

Cartoon Keep Em Flying
Cartoon Bail Out
Cartoon What Was That
Cartoon P-38 Pilot
Cartoon Oops Eiffel
Cartoon Mic Switch
Cartoon Bogies
Cartoon Drop Tanks
Carton Barf Bag
Cartoon Airbourne
Cartoon Hot and Complicated
Cartoon Come Home
Yikes
Cartoon Sub-Zero
Cartoon Pre-Set
Cartoon Rate-of-Roll
Cartoon Please
Cartoon Arial
Cartoon Followed
Mural Man's Supremacy in the Air
Cartoon Aileron Boost
Cartoon Drop Tanks

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