Art by Vince Colletta Studio in the story “Teach Me, My Love” in FIRST KISS #29, 1962.
Transcript:
SCENE: Man holding a pair of reading glasses as he stares into the eyes of a young woman.
MAN: Without your glasses…and mine…you don’t look half bad!
1962 Art: Vince Colletta Studio Color: Allen Freeman
29.2.4.5
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SCENE: Man holding a pair of reading glasses as he stares into the eyes of a young woman.
MAN: Without your glasses...and mine...you don’t look half bad!
1962 Art: Vince Colletta Studio Color: Allen Freeman
29.2.4.5
MAN: Without your glasses...and mine...you don’t look half bad!
1962 Art: Vince Colletta Studio Color: Allen Freeman
29.2.4.5
Hmm, but is that better than having two bags?
Meanwhile back in past…As the moon rose over the circus tents and illuminated the Carolina landscape Emma thought to herself, he’d better not be clowning around.
Brother Johnson led Marilyn away from the revival tent, slowly removed her glasses and lightly brushed his thumbs over her closed eyes. “Now you don’t need your glasses anymore.”
“Yes! Yes, it’s true” Marilyn gasped as gazed into Brother Johnson’s face and thought, it’s probably the moonlight that makes his face seem blurred.
“Now,” Brother Johnson said. “Let me show you that you don’t need those clothes.”
Then, he walked off wearing her clothes
1) “Yes, Professor. You did teach me to laugh. Now put your pants back on.”
2) The Instructors at the Anthony Weiner School of Cosmotology believe in working closely with a student’s body…er…the student body
3) And another Harvard student passes her Women’s Studies class because of extra credit
4) He invaded her Safe Space with Trigger Words. But it was okay because it turned out to be just a microagression.
5) Sadly, Marilyn learned too late that the VD degree Professor Johnson promised her didn’t stand for ‘Vale-Dictorian’ like he said it did.
Laugh at that in 9 month’s time.