Pencils (and possibly inks by Matt Baker from the cover of Teen-Age Romances #13, 1950.
Transcript:
In a Perfect World, He Wouldn’t Know
WOMAN (thinking): I know I’m not perfect, but…#%$#! He’s not supposed to know that!
1950 Pencils (& possibly inks): Matt Baker Re-Creation: Kirsten Wilson
KW.lk10
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In a Perfect World, He Wouldn't Know
WOMAN (thinking): I know I’m not perfect, but…#%$#! He’s not supposed to know that!
1950 Pencils (& possibly inks): Matt Baker Re-Creation: Kirsten Wilson
KW.lk10
Pencils (and possibly inks by Matt Baker from the cover of Teen-Age Romances #13, 1950.
WOMAN (thinking): I know I’m not perfect, but…#%$#! He’s not supposed to know that!
1950 Pencils (& possibly inks): Matt Baker Re-Creation: Kirsten Wilson
KW.lk10
Pencils (and possibly inks by Matt Baker from the cover of Teen-Age Romances #13, 1950.
For a 1950 Teenage Romances it seems none of the people on the original cover appear younger than 25. Maybe the war years aged them. Snappy dressers all.
I don’t know if it was the hairstyles, the clothes or what, but teens in the ’40s & ’50s always look older to me.
Not as fast as Little Red Corvette.
Little Red was too fast for love, but maybe not sex!
Well, in the original, Red’s upper foundation garment would be a true miracle of engineering in the 21st Century! Maybe the lower, too; she has a20″ waist! ( Don’t breathe, Red!!)
Thanks God for miracles—especially ones like this. Or rather thank artist Matt Baker!