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Type	Name
[STORY]	[Phil Interlandi] / cartoon / 2 pages (from Think Small (Volkswagen of America, 1967 series) #[nn] (1967))
[STORY]	[Phil Interlandi] / cartoon / 2 pages (from Think Small (Volkswagen of America, 1967 series) #114A (1967))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / cover / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	Etchings to Come Up and See / cartoon / 3 pages (from Help! (Warren, 1960 series) #v1#11 (June 1961))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / cover / 1 page (from Care for a Merger? (E. P. Dutton, 1958 series) (1958))
[STORY]	The Woodsman / Scenes We'd Like To See / comic story / 3 pages (from The Brothers Mad (Ballantine Books, 1958 series) #25283 [5] (June 1976))
[STORY]	[Remote Control] / comic story / 2 pages (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See: The Gladiator and the Empress / Hollywood Dept. / comic story / 1 page (from Mad for Keeps (Crown Publishers, 1958 series) (July 1958))
[STORY]	[Please do not tip] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See... The Race! / comic story / 4 pages (from Utterly Mad (ibooks, 2002 series) (June 2002))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See: The Marshall Who Got Outdrawn / Hollywood Dept. / comic story / 1 page (from Mad for Keeps (Crown Publishers, 1958 series) (July 1958))
[STORY]	Shadows on the Sand... Spotted from a Helicopter / comic story / 1 page (from Help! (Warren, 1960 series) #v1#11 (June 1961))
[STORY]	The Private Eye Who Was Wrong / comic story / 2 pages (from Second Help!-ing (Gold Medal Books, 1962 series) #s1225 (1962))
[STORY]	["Why do you always have to rush things?"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v39#6 (June 1992))
[STORY]	["Marjorie!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	[Watch it, Mr. Carruthers, we're rolling..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	["Care for a merger?"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Care for a Merger? (E. P. Dutton, 1958 series) (1958))
[STORY]	["Fasten seat-belts, please."] / cartoon / 1 page (from For Laughing Out Loud (Dell, 1956 series) #33 (October-December 1964))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like To See (The Fighter Who Didn't Rally) / Hollywood Dept. / comic story / 1 page (from Mad about the Fifties (Little, Brown, 1997 series) (1997))
[STORY]	["You're not taking full advantage of the medium..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	["Er... perhaps you didn't know, but we deliver..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	["Oh-oh! I don't like the looks of that!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See: The Runaway Stagecoach / Hollywood Dept. / comic story / 1 page (from Mad for Keeps (Crown Publishers, 1958 series) (July 1958))
[STORY]	["I'm closing for the season."] / cartoon / 0.25 pages (from For Laughing Out Loud (Dell, 1956 series) #1 (October-December Winter 1956))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like To See: The Gladiator and the Empress / Hollywood Dept. / comic story / 1 page (from Mad (Thorpe & Porter, 1959 series) #1 ([October 1959]))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See... Stagecoach / comic story / 4 pages (from Utterly Mad (ibooks, 2002 series) (June 2002))
[STORY]	["We've got to stop meeting like this -- I think we're upsetting the ecology."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v18#6 (June 1971))
[STORY]	["If you think this is great, wait until we hit the rapids!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v27#11 (November 1980))
[STORY]	["Hey! Here's a gal on a game show I used to screw!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v40#2 (February 1993))
[STORY]	The Private Eye Who Was Wrong / comic story / 1 page (from Help! (Warren, 1960 series) #v1#8 (March 1961))
[STORY]	["If you ever get to a phone call H. M. H. Publishing Co."] / cartoon / 0.5 pages (from Writer's Digest (F + W Media, 1921 series) #v37#10 (September 1957))
[STORY]	["Take an indecent proposal ..."] / cartoon / 0.33 pages (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v13#4 (April 1966))
[STORY]	["Now aren't you glad I talked you..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Books, Books, Books (HarperCollins, 1988 series) (1988))
[STORY]	The Hero Who Didn't Get Rescued / comic story / 2 pages (from Second Help!-ing (Gold Medal Books, 1962 series) #s1225 (1962))
[STORY]	["I'd like to try a little story on you as a man. Let me know what you think of it."] / cartoon / 0.2 pages (from Ladies' Home Journal (Curtis Publishing Company, 1883 series) #v80#7 (September 1963))
[STORY]	["He needs every vote he can get."] / cartoon / 0.2 pages (from The Saturday Evening Post (Curtis Publishing Company, 1897 series) #v231#2 (July 12, 1958))
[STORY]	["Say, Frank, can you lend me twenty bucks?"] / comic story / 1 page (from For Laughing Out Loud (Dell, 1956 series) #1 (October-December Winter 1956))
[STORY]	The Marine Who Didn't Hold Off an Army / Movie Scenes We'd Enjoy Seeing / cartoon / 1 page (from Essential Kurtzman (Dark Horse, 2014 series) #2 - Trump: The Complete Collection (August 2016))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See... The Woodsman / comic story / 4 pages (from The Brothers Mad (Ballantine Books, 1958 series) #5 (U2105) (December 1963))
[STORY]	["Really, Mr. Barrington -- we're touring castles now. Independent activity doesn't begin until four o'clock."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	["Why can't you crave water like other castaways?"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	["It seems like every time I come over here, my clothes clash with your damn paintings."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	["You set a record of sorts-you broke everything."] / cartoon / 0.02 pages (from Wham-O Giant Comics (Wham-O, 1967 series) #1 (April 1967))
[STORY]	The Hero Who Failed to Blow Up the Fortress / comic story / 2 pages (from Second Help!-ing (Gold Medal Books, 1962 series) #s1225 (1962))
[STORY]	["Why can't you just greet me with cocktails the way other wives do?"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See II: Scenes We'd Like to See Musketeer Failed to Get Girl / comic story / 5 pages (from The Bedside Mad (New American Library, 1959 series) #S1647 (April 1959))
[STORY]	["Booze! Broads! Water!"] / cartoon / 0.6 pages (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v13#2 (February 1966))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See II: Scenes We'd Like to See Musketeer Failed to Get Girl / comic story / 5 pages (from The Bedside Mad (New American Library, 1959 series) #D2316 (February 1964))
[STORY]	The Hero Who Failed to Blow Up the Fortress / comic story / 1 page (from Help! (Warren, 1960 series) #v1#8 (March 1961))
[STORY]	The Marine Who Didn't Hold Off An Army / Movie Scenes We'd Enjoy Seeing / cartoon / 1 page (from Trump (Playboy Press, 1957 series) #2 (March 1957))
[STORY]	["I take it all back about your not being aggressive enough at the office, dear."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Care for a Merger? (E. P. Dutton, 1958 series) (1958))
[STORY]	["A stockholder to see the fathead in charge around here. Are you in?"] / cartoon / 1 page (from The Nine to Fivers (Popular Library, 1964 series) #SP276 (May 1964))
[STORY]	["Prescott has quite an ear for languages."] / cartoon / 0.2 pages (from The Saturday Evening Post (Curtis Publishing Company, 1897 series) #v229#45 (May 11, 1957))
[STORY]	["Pop had a couple of quick ones before you got here."] / cartoon / 0.25 pages (from The Saturday Evening Post (Curtis Publishing Company, 1897 series) #v234#38 (September 23, 1961))
[STORY]	["Oh, yes, the wife says a large-size bottle of meat tenderizer"] / cartoon / 0.2 pages (from Collier's (Collier's, 1888 series) #v133#5 (March 5, 1954))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See II: Scenes We'd Like to See Musketeer Failed to Get Girl / comic story / 5 pages (from The Bedside Mad (New American Library, 1959 series) #P3520 (c 1969))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See: One Against Four / comic story / 5 pages (from Son of Mad (New American Library, 1959 series) #S1701 (October 1959))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See: One Against Four / comic story / 5 pages (from Son of Mad (Warner Books, 1974 series) #7 (88-760) (January 1979))
[STORY]	["A stockholder to see the fathead in charge around here. Are you in?"] / cartoon / 0.2 pages (from The Saturday Evening Post (Curtis Publishing Company, 1897 series) #v232#16 (October 17, 1959))
[STORY]	["Very, very funny!"] / cartoon / 0.2 pages (from The Saturday Evening Post (Curtis Publishing Company, 1897 series) #v230#44 (May 3, 1958))
[STORY]	["Tireless campaigner, this man..."] / cartoon / 0.2 pages (from The Saturday Evening Post (Curtis Publishing Company, 1897 series) #v229#15 (October 13, 1956))
[STORY]	["Pst - wrong door, Mr. Graham."] / cartoon / 0.35 pages (from For Laughing Out Loud (Dell, 1956 series) #1 (October-December Winter 1956))
[STORY]	["Oh, for Pete's sake, Morris, knock it off. When are you going to remember I'm married?"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	["Never mind, Mr. Campbell -- I think I can stop by myself this time!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	["It's me, dear, open up."] / comic story / 3 pages (from Classic Cartoons from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1960 series) #1960 [16166] (1972))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See: The Race / Hollywood Dept. / comic story / 4 pages (from Utterly Mad (Ballantine Books, 1956 series) #[4] (25340) (July 1976))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like to See: Stagecoach / Hollywood Dept. / comic story / 4 pages (from Utterly Mad (Ballantine Books, 1956 series) #[4] (25340) (July 1976))
[STORY]	The Hero Who Didn't Get Rescued / comic story / 1 page (from Help! (Warren, 1960 series) #v1#8 (March 1961))
[STORY]	Dream / comic story / 2 pages (from For Laughing Out Loud (Dell, 1956 series) #33 (October-December 1964))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like To See... The Race / comic story / 4 pages (from Utterly Mad (Ballantine Books, 1956 series) #4 (178) (October 1956))
[STORY]	Scenes We'd Like To See... Stage Coach / comic story / 4 pages (from Utterly Mad (Ballantine Books, 1956 series) #4 (178) (October 1956))
[STORY]	["You have a dirty mind; I like that in a man."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v13#11 (November 1966))
[STORY]	["Well... wait till President Kennedy hears about this!"] / cartoon / 0.33 pages (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v8#7 (July 1961))
[STORY]	["But darling, it was only foreplay!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v18#4 (April 1971))
[STORY]	["Everybody says I'm too easy."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v17#6 (June 1970))
[STORY]	["It's always a thrill to meet a man who admires Rubens!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v13#9 (September 1966))
[STORY]	["Couldn't you just let it go at initials?"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v15#7 (July 1968))
[STORY]	["Martial status? ... Interrupted."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v13#7 (July 1966))
[STORY]	["Daphne! Get your ass in here!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v16#2 (February 1969))
[STORY]	["I think he's getting serious, Mother—he asked me to stay to lunch."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v18#5 (May 1971))
[STORY]	["I'm programming you as a pushover—I hope you won't let me and the computer down ..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from The Best from Playboy (Playboy Press, 1964 series) #7 (1973))
[STORY]	["I'm afraid 'Stanley Harris' and 'Irma Trimble' aren't going to work out too well together ..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v13#10 (October 1966))
[STORY]	["I'm going to give it to you straight. You're knocked up."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v15#2 (February 1968))
[STORY]	["I've made you immortal, Miss Haskins, as far as I'M concerned."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v12#3 (March 1965))
[STORY]	["You're never going to make a Peeping Tom if you're going to stand there and yell, 'Boy, what an ass!'"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v18#8 (August 1971))
[STORY]	["Oh, oh ... pollution!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v17#8 (August 1970))
[STORY]	["My encounter group turned into a gang-bang."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v18#7 (July 1971))
[STORY]	["Can't you read? 'In Use'!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v14#5 (May 1967))
[STORY]	["It's a poor workman who blames his tools..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v15#5 (May 1968))
[STORY]	["It's not that you don't appeal to me, miss—it's just that Im hung up on one of my elves ..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v18#1 (January 1971))
[STORY]	["Say, you know, you're very attractive when you're angry and naked..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v17#11 (November 1970))
[STORY]	["Well, that's how it happened. Do you think I have a case?"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v15#8 (August 1968))
[STORY]	["I'm an adult—what time do you get through?"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v13#9 (September 1966))
[STORY]	["Are you kidding? In this heat?"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v13#6 (June 1966))
[STORY]	["How about THAT for an invention?!"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v13#4 (April 1966))
[STORY]	["Is that your final decision, Miss Ashcroft?"] / comic story / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v14#9 (September 1967))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v8#7 (July 1961))
[STORY]	["Are you going to sit there on that gorgeous little bottom—which we shall call exhibit A—and tell the court you didn't encourage him?"] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v15#9 (September 1968))
[STORY]	["Well, so much for our second honeymoon—let's go home and get back to our affairs ..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v16#11 (November 1969))
[STORY]	["There are other cures for insomnia, you know ..."] / cartoon / 1 page (from Playboy (Playboy, 1953 series) #v17#12 (December 1970))

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