WARNING: Hustler Magazine cartoons have been known to cause serious side effects such as; shortness of breath, dizziness, sweating, heart palpitations, convulsions, loss of bladder control, rectal itching, skin rashes, unplanned pregnancy, uncontrollable flatulence, bloating, spastic colon, inflammation of the funny bone, cramping of the sphincter, weight loss, weight gain, ringing in the ears, stomach discomfort, drooling, psychosis, neurosis, halitosis, bromodrosis, sclerosis, stinkytoesis, runnynosis, high anxiety, low anxiety, loss of sobriety, sudden ejection of milk products from the sinuses and warts.

Larry Flynt created Hustler Magazine to challenge the status quo for men's magazines. From the beginning he wanted to push the boundaries of what the genre had always been limited to in the way that it portrayed the female form. So too did he want to publish cartoons that one would find only in his magazines and that still holds true to this day. These weren't simply naughty cartoons but also they were intended to make the reader think about what they were laughing about. Sometimes that meant offending, other times it meant dealing with subjects that were off limits to polite conversation. No topics were taboo to Larry Flynt with his Hustler cartoons. The more outrageous the better. It is very hard to ignore something that is in your face. That's the way Larry Flynt wanted it and that's how I Dan Collins tried to draw these naughty cartoons but with my own sense of humor and with perhaps a touch of boyish charm that would create an appealing piece of graphic humor. Sort of like a pie in the face that conceals a brick. That's your quintessential Hustler cartoon.

Own an original hand-painted cartoon from Hustler by Dan Collins !
Now you can have your very own piece of original cartoon art from Hustler magazine!
These are original works in ink and watercolor on premium paper, signed by the artist and dedicated to you or another if you wish, shipped in an archival art bag and board, each with it's own certificate of authenticity. For pieces that are originally a digitally colored work I can render it in traditional watercolors!
Price is $125 per piece with $20 postage. Or buy the original art itself for $250.
Get in touch with me for purchases of published art.
The cartoon will be yours to keep and enjoy but Dan Collins retains all copyrights for print use.
Select from any of these or if you have one you remember from the past, check with me and I will try to locate it in the archives. Some cartoons shown here are digitally colored and must be recreated in traditional paint.