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Playboy's Little Annie Fanny#[nn]
Cover: Will Elder

Playboy's Little Annie Fanny #[nn]

Jan 1972 · Playboy Press · 2.50 USD
“Portnoy”

"Portnoy" is a delightfully absurd spoof in Playboy's Little Annie Fanny #nn (1972), where Annie dons a Wondrous Woman outfit and Benton channels Major America—two satirical takes on camp superhero tropes. Written by Harvey Kurtzman and brought to life with sharp, playful art by Will Elder, whose pencils, inks, and colors define the issue’s anarchic charm, alongside Russ Heath’s vibrant coloring and Bill Elder’s lettering, it’s a standout moment in the series’ irreverent style. The cover, also by Will Elder, captures the zany energy of the story in full.

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writer Harvey Kurtzman · artist, inker, colorist Will Elder · colorist Russ Heath · letterer Bill Elder · cover Will Elder

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artist, inker, colorist Will Elder
colorist Russ Heath
letterer Bill Elder
cover pencils, inks Will Elder

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Spoof of camp superhero fashion. Annie dresses in a Wondrous Woman costume (a Wonder Woman spoof) and Benton dresses as Major America (a Captain American spoof).

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