No Longer Evil!
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SATAN/THE DEVIL: I’ve reformed! From now on…I’m no longer evil! Instead, I’m Alt-evil!
1954 Arttist Unknown Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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1954 Arttist Unknown Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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Transcript:
SATAN/THE DEVIL: I’ve reformed! From now on…I’m no longer evil! Instead, I’m Alt-evil!
1954 Arttist Unknown Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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SCENE: Woman looking at herself in a compact mirror.
WOMAN: I refuse to brag! I let my face do it for me!
Pencils: Charles Nicholas Color: Allen Freeman
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SCENE: Man and woman kissing as a man on the floor (who’s obviously been slugged/hit) holds the side of his face and looks on.
MAN ON FLOOR: Okay! Maybe we won’t take turns!
1954 Pencils: Alberta Tewks Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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SCENE: Man and woman in a car talking.
MAN: As an April Fool’s joke, let’s have sex!
WOMAN: How’d that be funny?
MAN: Seeing me naked always makes women laugh!
1952 Art: Art Saaf & Mike Peppe Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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When I got my first newspaper job, I was not only a reporter. I was also a photographer.
For me, darkroom work was tedious. It took hours. And hours. And sometimes more hours to get things the way I wanted them. (And sometimes not even then!)
Plus, I usually did it in the evening—too busy during the day!—when all I wanted was to go home.
And then there was the time I got chemicals in one of my eyes! Arggh!!!
So I was happy to get out of photography when I started doing comics. Of course, I now spend hours and hours every week working in Photoshop. But, hey! No icky chemicals—so I’m happy!
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SCENE: Woman standing in the doorway of a photography darkroom, staring in shock as a man and woman make out in the darkroom.
WOMAN (thinking): I knew something was developing in the Darkroom! But not this!
1952 Art by Art Saaf & Mike Peppe Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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