Playboy #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA 1954 issue of Playboy opens with a playful lineup of five quick, witty cartoons—each a sharp, self-contained gag featuring casual banter and cheeky charm. From a brother’s reluctance to flirt to a humorous take on coffee and drinks, the humor is light, clever, and unmistakably of its time. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered entirely by Hugh M. Hefner, this issue captures the magazine’s early voice with a personal, handcrafted touch.
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Five cartoons- "Joey ain't interested.- he's got a sister.;" "I ain't advocatin' nothin', lady.;" "I couldn't take those off, honey!;" "How about a dime fer a cuppa coffee?;" "Man- that's what I call a drink!"
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