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My favorite (such as it is) is Lethal Weapons I, II, and III.
You're right. It was the only one that made me not chuckle, but stop and think.
This sad diatribe of Gibson's will now likely be blamed on alcohol. And, given the love affair we have with stars, we're probably going to buy it.
My personal favorite is the "We're going to drive the Jews into the sea" cartoon. I don't know why that one strikes me so funny, but it does.
I liked the soldiers in the trunk one -- the artist got the 'busted drunk on Hiway 1 after a night of partying' grin down just right.