Playboy
Playboy was founded by Hugh Hefner in Chicago in 1953. Notable contributors otherwise well known for their children’s books and illustrations have included Jules Feiffer, Shel Silverstein, and Gahan Wilson.
“Your mother tells me you started smoking. Got a cigarette?” (Feb. 1967)
“Would you rather she stayed home and did nothing?” (May. 1966)
“There are a few things about me you should know, Al. No, come to think of it, why don’t I let you find out for yourself later.” (Jun, 1963)
“That settles it, Irma. No more time-saving household appliances for you!” (Mar. 1968)
“Let me put it to you this way, Miss Harcomb – you mean more to me than any girl I’ve met recently.” (Feb. 1965)
“On your mark…get set…” (Mar. 1970)
“That’s very nice of you, Benjamin, but this time I need a real doctor.” (Original sketch, Sep. 1973)
“That’s very nice of you, Benjamin, but this time I need a real doctor.”
“Ed never chases other women. He’s too fine, too decent, too old.” (Sep. 1968)
“I’m sorry, sir, but our music always gets Sacha!” (Aug. 1966)
“I object, your Honor! Counsel is leading the witness!” (Jan. 1969)
“Just think! In twenty minutes, I’ll be Mrs. What’s His Name.” (Jun. 1967)