Visual humor exploring the Altria logo.

Political cartoons on tobacco issues topical around 1998.

Where to get dirt-cheap cigarettes, no taxes.

Column by humorist Dave Barry on Philip Morris's "Dave" cigarettes.

The web site for the anti-anti-anti-tobacco movement, a humorous approach to tobacco control.

Satirist comments on Philip Morris website.

A novel of revenge about a journalist dying of lung cancer who wants to destroy the tobacco industry while being pursued by an ex-cop whose own problems help him track down the madman.

Humorous article by a filmmaker documents some new approaches to promoting product.

Pulizter prize winning cartoon for 1995.

Political cartoons by Jim Borgman, focusing on tobacco and the tobacco industry.

Licensed to Kill is a tobacco company, incorporated in the Commonwealth of Virginia. They knowingly kill people for profit. And they are proud of it.

Short item on Philip Morris's name change.

Collection of recent quotes reveals some dark humor. E.g. "It's nice that while Philip Morris is killing about 200 000 people every year that they're also doing something for the homeless."

A satirical look at the Philip Morris to Altria name change.

Humorous look at evil mentions Philip Morris.

Anti-smoking/tobacco advertising. Sells posters and slides; runs workshops and seminars; but primarily known for images that are funny, intense, intensely funny.

Satire asks, what if Philip Morris ran an honest ad campaign?

Tobacco behemoth Philip Morris recently announced that it is acquiring food monstrosity Nabisco. What new products can we expect to see now?

Humor from topfive.com takes on Philip Morris's announcement it's changing its name to Altria.

Spoof of the Philip Morris name change ("Altria").

Parody of Philip Morris ads.

Which commercial icon can corrupt the most sixth graders?