Poetry for Your Wastebasket
Here’s the original art for today’s Last Kiss webcomic.
Here’s the original art for today’s Last Kiss webcomic.
Sex, zombies and casual (sex) Fridays—my Last Kiss eBooks have all that and more!
Each themed collection features—many of my best Last Kiss comics; plus commentaries; and samples of the original 1950s-’60s art.
Now available on Amazon!
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Love’s easy when things are perfect.
But what happens when fate trips you up? And kicks you (metaphorically) in the groin?
Do you stick around for better or worse? Or do you take off for greener pastures and studlier studs?
That’s the problem facing Jan in this 1961 story from First Kiss #19. (Click on images to enlarge.)
I’m excited to be exhibiting at Rose City Comic Con (Sept. 21 & 22. in Booth 621.) How come? Well…
—First of all, I love nearby Portland. (Home of Powell’s Books and the TV show Portlandia.)
—This’ll be the North American premier of a staggering amount of fun, new Last Kiss merchandise. (Shipped all the way from Finland!) Show up early and you could be the first person in North America to buy a Last Kiss coaster, iPhone cover or other cool goody from Pop Art Funnies Finland.
—I’ll be on the “Digital Revolution” panel at 5 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 22, along with web cartoonist Terry Blas (Briar Hollow), Ibrahim Moustafa (High Crimes), Chris Sebela (High Crimes), Erika Moen (Bucko), Shawn Aldridge (Vic Boone), and Greg Rucka (Lady Sabre.)
—-John Lustig
I recently posted a panel depicting a woman who’s breeding cats—even though her handsome neighbor hates them. A lot of fans have asked me how this romance turned out.
Frankly, this little saga is full of hilariously inappropriate moments too absurd to miss. So here’s the entire seven-page story in all it’s catty infamy!
(Scans courtesy of http://comicbookplus.com/ —a terrific site to read old comics.)
This may be the only Gila Monster action-adventure-romance story in existence. Drawn by Ward King, it was one of many “Sheriff Sal” stories. This one originally appeared in Western Adventures #6, 1949.