Ash Wednesday Woes

Ash Wednesday Woes

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SCENE: Woman (with a spot of ash from Ash Wednesday on her forehead) is sitting with a man. One or both of them are having coffee together.

WOMAN: Sorry, honey, but…I’ve given up sex for Lent!

MAN: Couldn’t you just give up coffee this time?

WOMAN: Don’t be absurd! I need Coffee! Sex, however…

1958 Art: Vince Colletta Studio Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
www.LastKiss.Us Caffeinated Humor: John Lustig

Original Art:
From the story: "This Gamble Called Love" in Brides in Love #9.

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President vs. President

President vs. President

About today’s comic:

The ellipses in today’s comic are where I abridged the quotes to make them a little more readable. (In general, I try to keep text as brief as possible in every Last Kiss comic.) Below are the full quotes.

Donald Trump (on Fox News, Oct. 18, 2024, answering a 10-year-old boy who asked Trump who his favorite president was when he was “little”):

Trump initially said that Reagan was his favorite. (Note: Trump was 34 when Reagan first took office, and 42 when he left.) So next Trump mentioned Lincoln as a possibility.

“Great presidents?” Trump said. “Lincoln was probably a great president, although I’ve always said, why wasn’t that settled? You know, I’m a guy that—it doesn’t make sense we had a Civil War….You’d almost say, like, why wasn’t that [settled]? As an example, Ukraine would have never happened, and Russia, if I were president. Israel would have never happened; October 7 would have never happened, as you know.”

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Abraham Lincoln. This Jan. 11, 1837 quote from our 16th president can be found on the website for his presidential website here:

“In one faculty, at least, there can be no dispute of the gentleman’s superiority over me, and most other men; and that is, the faculty of entangling a subject, so that neither himself, or any other man, can find head or tail to it.”

Valentine Celebration?

Valentine Celebration?

Happy Valentine’s Day to all my comic book lovers!

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SCENE: Many hearts flying around as a man and woman kiss.

WOMAN: What’s with all the hearts?

MAN: it’s Valentine’s Day! Wanna celebrate?

WOMAN: Maybe later! I’m busy right now!

Don’t wait! Have a great
Valentine’s Day!

1958 Art: Vince Colletta Studio New Color: Allen Freeman
www.LastKiss.US Busy Lover: John Lustig

Original Art:
From the story “Made for Romance” in First Kiss #4.

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A Valentine? It’s a Flight of Fancy!

A Valentine? It’s a Flight of Fancy!

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SCENE: Woman and man sitting next to each other during a flight.

WOMAN: I know we just met, but...will you be my Valentine?

MAN: ‘Til we land? Sure!

WOMAN: Good! Wanna get engaged too?

1959 Art: Vince Colletta New Color: Allen Freeman
High-Flying Humor: John Lustig

Original Art: From the story “Lucky Liz” in First Kiss #9.

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Valentine’s Day? Get in Line!

Valentine’s Day? Get in Line!

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SCENE: A young woman is in a doorway staring into the room where a man and another woman are kissing passionately.

WOMAN IN DOORWAY: Happy Valentine’s Day, darling! I...Oh, uh...I see you’re... busy!

MAN: That’s ok, Snookums! Just come back...later!

SECOND WOMAN: Much Later!

1962 Art: Vince Colletta Studio New Color: Allen Feeman
Snookums’ Schedule Consultant: John Lustig

Original Art: From First Kiss #26.

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