Playboy #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "False Concern," a 1968 issue of Playboy, writer and artist Claude Smith crafts a quietly unsettling moment of human interaction: a man collapses, and a passing priest offers help—only to chuckle to himself once the man is gone. With a single, sharp glance, Smith captures a subtle tension between compassion and irony, all rendered in his distinctive, expressive style. The cover by Claude Smith complements the story’s mood with a similarly enigmatic, off-kilter composition.
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When a man falls down, a passing priest helps him up and makes sure he's all right. After the man is out of sight, the priest has a good laugh about the incident.
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