Bill Murphy
Sex, Anyone? by Bill Murphy. Dell Publishing Co., Inc. 1972.
Features cartoons previously published in AD LIB, Cavalier, Dude, Escapade, Gent, Nugget and Playboy.
Really well-drawn cartoons, but not the greatest reproduction as soon of these originally appeared in color and were painted with watercolor dyes. The cartonnist’s only collection of his work.
It’s a whole new ball game! Remember all this rules about boys and girls and what they could and couldn’t do together? Necking, petting, first-date kisses - nostalgia is the name of that game. Right now the thing is to let it all hang out, and no one makes the sensuous scene better than swinging cartoonist Bill Murphy, who believes in liberated love and uninhibited laughter.
Sex, Anyone? by Bill Murphy. Dell Publishing Co., Inc. 1972.
Features cartoons previously published in AD LIB, Cavalier, Dude, Escapade, Gent, Nugget and Playboy.
Really well-drawn cartoons, but not the greatest reproduction as soon of these originally appeared in color and were painted with watercolor dyes. The cartonnist’s only collection of his work.
It’s a whole new ball game! Remember all this rules about boys and girls and what they could and couldn’t do together? Necking, petting, first-date kisses - nostalgia is the name of that game. Right now the thing is to let it all hang out, and no one makes the sensuous scene better than swinging cartoonist Bill Murphy, who believes in liberated love and uninhibited laughter.
Sex, Anyone? by Bill Murphy. Dell Publishing Co., Inc. 1972.
Features cartoons previously published in AD LIB, Cavalier, Dude, Escapade, Gent, Nugget and Playboy.
Really well-drawn cartoons, but not the greatest reproduction as soon of these originally appeared in color and were painted with watercolor dyes. The cartonnist’s only collection of his work.
It’s a whole new ball game! Remember all this rules about boys and girls and what they could and couldn’t do together? Necking, petting, first-date kisses - nostalgia is the name of that game. Right now the thing is to let it all hang out, and no one makes the sensuous scene better than swinging cartoonist Bill Murphy, who believes in liberated love and uninhibited laughter.