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Published: 2009-05-27 05:18:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 5415; Favourites: 93; Downloads: 136
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Clarissa's cover from this comic here.I worked the two covers up separately and slid them in to the comic, and in both cases the way the black ops guy is holding the magazine causes his hand to largely be in the way. Additionally the text was too small to read, which has no impact on the comic, but here it is if you were wondering.
I've tried to follow the typical convention of Playboy covers, with a minimal background and a crowded blob of text enumerating all the articles that almost no one reads. I didn't put too much into the layout, since it wasn't really going to show.
Ink drawing colored in photoshop.
Enjoy,
~D
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That is so cute! By the way, back in the 1960s and '70s Playboy was a very classy, high-quality magazine. I actually did read it for the articles. And also the naked women.
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As recently as the 90s it was full of pretty good men's lifestyle articles, op-eds, and some surprisingly good quality short fiction, along with naked women. I understand that the naked women are out of the print version and on the web only - it stands to reason, since the internet is now your go-to source for naked women photos, and they're usually free.
I've done a bunch of these by now, for your viewing pleasure 
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Archaeologists don't need magazines. They just go do it in the field....
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Funny one, very much a good satire on adventure and men's magazines.
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"Is this magazine too specific in its audience?"
"...blocks our view of an interesting tomb inscription..."
Lolzy and sexy. The best combination.
This magazine would be relevant to my interests.
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Nope not specific and the inscription wanst that interesting all it said was
Tut slept here
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Faux magazine and comic covers never get old. Cute.
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Hey, how come we don't have these in the library? Bunch of studies on funerals and pottery typology, but no Playarchaeologists! I'll have to ask the librarian
Great job, I love the article titles
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