Ken Maynard (cartoonist)

Ken Maynard (born Albury, New South Wales in 1928  – died 29 September 1998 Gold Coast, Queensland) was an Australian cartoonist.

Maynard had an older sister, Florence, and a younger brother, Thomas.

Originally a police officer, Maynard got his break as a cartoonist in 1958 contributing his Ettamogah Pub cartoons to the Australasian Post. They became a main feature of the magazine and his cartoons were run until its last edition.

These cartoons were the inspiration for a chain of Ettamogah Pubs throughout Australia. There are Ettamogah Pubs in Sydney, Albury-Wodonga, and Cunderdin.

Maynard died on 29 September 1998 due to liver cancer.

• Around the Ettamogah pub. Book no. 1 / by Ken Maynard (1972)
• Ettamogah pub mob / Ken Maynard (1985, ISBN 0-909917-59-0 )
• The great Australian sandwich / Tony Johnston, cartoons by Ken Maynard & WEG (1991?, ISBN 0-646-05674-3)
• Ken Maynard cartoons: a nostalgic look back on Ken's cartoons as appearing in 'Australasian post' (1978)
• Ken Maynard cartoons 101 to 164: a collection of "Ned & his Neddy" as appearing in "Australasian Post" / Ken Maynard (1978)
• The mob from Ettamogah Pub, or, Ned and his Neddy / Ken Maynard (197?)
• The pub & the scrub / Neil Hulm with illustrations by Ken Maynard (1987, ISBN 0-9590032-2-3)

• Australasian Post Info

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