The Adventures of Pussycat #1

"Pussycat" is a 1960s character and comicstrip inspired by Playboy's Little Annie Fannie that was featured in various men's magazines published by Martin Goodman (the publisher of Marvel Comics). The character is a secret agent working for S.C.O.R.E. (Secret Council of Ruthless Extroverts) to fight against nemesis organization L.U.S.T. The stories were written by Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Ernie Hart, and other Marvel Comics Staff. Although the strip was provocative and sexy, it did not show nudity or sex.

This one-shot magazine features a cover by Bill Everett, eight 5-page reprints from the strip, an original story produced for this edition, as well as a centerfold pin-up by Good Girl artist Bill Ward.

• "The Mirthful Misadventures of a Merry, Mixed-Up Miss!" Art by Wally Wood with retouched art for the reprint by Jim Mooney
  - Reprinted from Male Annual #3 (1965)

• "The Mirthful Misadventures of a Naughty Nonsensical Nymphet!"
  - Reprinted from Stag Annual #3 (1966)

• "The Madly Mirthful Misadventures of a Lively Little Lass" Art by Bill Ward
  - Reprinted from Male Annual #4 (1966)

• "The Cool and Carefree Capers of a Curvy Cuddly Chick" Art by Bill Ward
  - Reprinted from Stag Annual #4 (1967)

• "The Cavortin' Case Of The Booby-Trapped Bra" Art by Bill Ward
  - Reprinted from Male Annual #5 (1967)

• "Damsel in Disguise" Art by Bill Ward
  - Reprinted from Stag Annual #5 (1968)

• "Another Capricious Caper of the Country's Most Cataclysmically Cuddlesome Curvaceous Cutie" Art by Bill Ward
  - Reprinted from Men Annual #2 (1968)

• "The Madly Mirthful Misadventures of a Most Generously Endowed Modern Miss" Art by Bill Ward
  - Reprinted from Men Annual #1 (1967)

• "The Hidden Hippie Caper" Art by Jim Mooney
  - Original Story for this edition