Playboy #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Daughter's First Date," Marty Murphy crafts a quiet yet charged moment on a seaside pier, where two girls face a choice between two very different futures—one anchored in youthful promise, the other in opulent tradition. With a keen eye for detail and a touch of wry observation, Murphy’s story unfolds in a single, vivid scene, drawing tension from the contrast between the motorboat’s energy and the yacht’s stillness. The artwork, by Murphy himself, captures the mood with precision, every line underscoring the weight of a decision yet to be made.
In a lighthearted 1969 tale from Playboy, a man stranded on a desert island stumbles upon a patch of suspiciously familiar foliage—apparently marijuana—just as he’s about to light up. Before he can take a puff, a raft carrying a policeman washes ashore, turning his solitary moment into something far more complicated.
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Reprinted in Playboy's Little Annie Fanny #[nn] (1972), The Playboy Cartoon Album #5 (1972), Playboy's Gahan Wilson #[nn] (1973), The Best from Playboy #7 (1973), The Playboy Cartoon Album #6 (1973), Comic Forum #24 (1984), Playboy's Little Annie Fanny #1 (2000)
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