Original Vintage Art & Text
Pencils by Charles Nicholas from the story “The Scratch of Death” in Nurse Betsy Crane #13, Oct. 1961. Charlton Comics. Curious to see more? Click the link to read the entire vintage comic book.
Transcript:
SCENE: Two nurses talking. The second nurse has one hand to her face and she is upset.
NURSE #1: He has sexual amnesia?
NURSE #2: Yes! After sex he forgets to call!
1961 Pencils: Charles Nicholas Re-ink & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
The Forgotten Patient: John Lustig
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SCENE: Two nurses talking. The second nurse has one hand to her face and she is upset.
NURSE #1: He has sexual amnesia?
NURSE #2: Yes! After sex he forgets to call!
1961 Pencils: Charles Nicholas Re-ink & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
The Forgotten Patient: John Lustig
DJP.lk57
NURSE #1: He has sexual amnesia?
NURSE #2: Yes! After sex he forgets to call!
1961 Pencils: Charles Nicholas Re-ink & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
The Forgotten Patient: John Lustig
DJP.lk57
Do these two not have anything else to talk about?
“You’re not the kind that gets infatuated with just anyone who comes along…
…now if they come long, then yeah. You’re all over that like white on rice.”
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…They have to have a first name and a last name! That’s why I’ve always said I admire your high standards!”
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…Obsessed in a way that would make Ted Bundy go “Whoa now! Maybe you should lighten up and let this one go”, yes. But never just infatuated.”
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…That’s why you’re such a successful gigolo pimp! Just keep reminding yourself of our creed: Don’t get laid by what gets you paid.”
(The blue haired one just looks like she could be Tony Montoya’s sister, doesn’t she?)
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…You are still taking your pills, right?”
Excellent point, Jams. If you don’t come long then you always come up short.
Real talk: I’ve never understood the “one and done” mentality. Maybe not the most flattering analogy, but here goes anyway: if you went to a restaurant and enjoyed the food there, why would you only go there one time?
Obviously, I don’t have the self-esteem to assume there dozens more “restaurants” out there for me. I guess that’s the difference.
In all seriousness, Rex, I feel the same way. I mean I understand the “one and done” mentality–somewhat. I make fun of the mentality. It’s just not something that’s for me.
To show you how thoroughly that isn’t me–my first wife was my high school sweetheart and we were together 9 1/2 years and that only ended because she died. My second wife and I have been married for 38 years. So, I’m more of a meet and marry sorta guy.
Wow…. I’m not even sure that’s legal!!!
Seriously, congratulations 🙂
oops, I thought that was a reply. My bad.