Things you can print out on thick paper and put on your record player if you have one

Yeah, I know this only works with print, but it has some kind of historical significance in the world of comics I guess.

From Playboy, January 1980

Jay Lynch and Skip Williamson
Little Annie Fanny illustrated by Will Elder

Illustrations by Pete Poplaski

LeRoy Neiman

Steve Martin

Shel Silverstein

Christopher Browne, Randall Enos

February 1980

Randy Jones

Playboy illustrations

Bill Elder
illustration for Girls of the Slime God, November 1960

Edward Gorey
January 1971

Arnold Roth
February 1971

Gahan Wilson
July 1971

Skip Williamson
August 1973

Charles Rodrigues
January 1974

???
January 1974

Pat Oliphant
June 1974

July 1974

Monte Wolverton
November 1974

March 1975

Neal Adams
May 1975

January 1976

The Little World of Harvey Kurtzman

Here's an article from the December 1957 Playboy. I guess publisher Hugh Hefner felt bad about giving Harvey Kurtzman carte blanche to do the magazine of his dreams only to pull the rug out from him after two issues. The article tells a bit about him and his group of creators.

The painting by Bill Elder on this first page was intended for a never-published third issue of Trump.

I almost never post text-only pieces but I'll make an exception here since it's a profile of Kurtzman. It's taken from a computer file so I can't rescan it. Hopefully you're able to read the print.

Wallace Wood

Arnold Roth and Ed Fisher in Trump

Next two pages, also in Trump, by Jack Davis

To round things out, here's a one-pager by Howard Schneider.

And a double page spread of an old joke illustrated by Al Stine

Cracked #6, 1 of 3

Here is the first part of the 6th issue of Cracked from December 1958.

The cover is by Russ Heath

Two-pager by Bill Elder. The chicken-fat must have cost extra.

John Severin didn't do almost every page when the magazine first started, but he did do a lot, such as this.

Bill Ward