Playboy#7

Playboy #7

Jul 1971 · Playboy · 1.00 USD

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“The Final Touch”

In "The Final Touch," a 1971 issue of Playboy, writer and artist Bob Schochet presents a surreal, satirical vignette set in a city park where two bewildered policemen confront an unexpected sight: a life-sized statue of a ragged hippie, labeled "The Statue of Liberty," giving a peace sign and cradling bongo drums. With deadpan humor and sharp visual detail, Schochet's interior art and cover by the same hand craft a quietly subversive moment of cultural commentary.

writer, artist, inker, colorist Alden Erikson

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writer, artist, inker, colorist Alden Erikson

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A man watches an artist paint a full-figure pose of a nude woman, without including the pubic hair. The man takes the painting home and hangs it on the wall, but is unsatisfied. He gets some paint, adds the pubic hair and then is content.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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