The Wind Tunnel of Love
We can’t see Monk’s and Ham’s dates here. But writer Tony Isabella named these wind-blown women after real people. Who were they?
The first person to identify them properly wins…absolutely nothing. Except, of course, the glory of knowing you’re cooler than everyone else.
(Yes. This is gonna be embarrassingly easy for many of you pop culture fans.)
Vintage Art & Text:
Art & script by Jack Keller from the story “Highway Halfwits” in Teenage Hotrodders #15, 1965.
Transcript:
SCENE: Two grinning men as their hair blows in a fierce wind.
CAPTION: Doc Savage aides Ham and Monk…are on a
double-date.
HAM: Hey, girls!
Doesn’t this Wind Tunnel of Love…make my
hair look great? Bettie?
Bunny?
MONK: Our dates can’t hear you, shyster! They were blown…about 200 yards down this contraption!
1965 Art: Jack Keller Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Writer of Bronze: Tony Isabella
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CAPTION: Doc Savage aides Ham and Monk...are on a
double-date.
HAM: Hey, girls!
Doesn’t this Wind Tunnel of Love...make my
hair look great? Bettie?
Bunny?
MONK: Our dates can’t hear you, shyster! They were blown...about 200 yards down this contraption!
1965 Art: Jack Keller Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Writer of Bronze: Tony Isabella
DJP.lk449
Teenage-Hotrodders-#15.21.4
