Man, this is a weird li’l panel. If you can imagine combining the format of “Love Is” and the homespun (if often inscrutable) aphorisms of Will Rogers, as rendered by a whacked-out underground comix creator, you’ve got Pinhead Pete, by Quin Hall. I can’t find too much info on this cartoon and its creator. A quick googling says that there’s an entry on Hall in “The Funnies, 100 Years of American Comic Strips,” which I know I’ve got around here somewhere. I can find my copies of Horn’s “100 Years of American Newspaper Comics” and Blackbeard & Co’s “100 Years of Comic Strips,” but no dice on Goulart’s tome, to my chagrin. I’ll keep lookin’, but in the meantime, dig this cat with the tiny hat.