Little Annie Fanny - Kurtzman, Elder and the boys.

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For the first ten days of 2009, Thinks Happen will feature the most visited blog pages of the two blogs, Thinks Happen and Lost Gallery. This will be in Letterman style, least-to-most, with the most visited page on January 10. Isn’t that exciting? From October 1, 2007, here's number FOUR! Today is the birthday of "Little Annie Fannie" a lampoon of "Little Orphan Annie" but much earthier. (After much pre-production "foreplay" of course...) Annie is a creation of the team of Harvey Kurtzman and Bill Elder, two alumni of the EC Mad comics origin way back in the mid fifties. Little Annie Fannie appeared in Playboy magazine always lampooning modern man’s persistent lack of resistance to a ditzy, fantasy-figured, blonde supergirl. Illustrator Jack Davis, also from the old Mad comic, often made contributions to the works. ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive: Pinups: More Of Kurtzman and Elder's Little Annie Fanny (NOTE: Sorry, the links on this page do not work sometimes. I don't know why.)

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