Oversexed?

Oversexed?

Art by John Tartaglione & Dick Giordano. From Nurse Linda Lark #6, 1963.

Art by John Tartaglione & Dick Giordano. From Nurse Linda Lark #6, 1963.

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SCENE: A man is walking with a young, female nurse. He looks over with interest at another female nurse who's walking away from them.

NURSE #1: The diagnosis? You’re oversexed!

MAN: I want a second opinion!

Restoration & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Art: John Tartaglione & Dick Giordano

©2013 Last Kiss Inc

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Your Friends With Benefits

Your Friends With Benefits

In regard to the art below—classy. Goodbye sex!

Art by John Tartaglione from First Kiss #3, 1955.

Art by John Tartaglione from First Kiss #3, 1955.

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SCENE: Man and woman talking outside during a starry night.

WOMAN: You’re sleeping with my friends?

MAN: Only the ones who don’t like you!

Art: John Tartaglione Restoration & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira

©2013 Last Kiss Inc


How Lost is Lost?

How Lost is Lost?

Fortunately Jeff (see original art below) has a trained, unshakeable nurse (the blonde) to take care of him. Oh, yeah. She’s also his girlfriend.

Original art possibly by Dick Giordano. From Nurse Betsy Crane #13, 1961.

Original art possibly by Dick Giordano. From Nurse Betsy Crane #13, 1961.

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SCENE: Nurse #1 calmly talks to very upset Nurse #2.

NURSE #1: We all lose patients!

NURSE #2: Yeah! But this one wasn’t dead!

Art: Dick Giordano? Restoration & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira

©2013 Last Kiss Inc

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My Sex Life

My Sex Life

Below in the original art, Barney has a lifetime pass to the Museum of Boring.

Art by Vince Colletta Studio from First Kiss #4, 1958.

Art by Vince Colletta Studio from First Kiss #4, 1958.

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SCENE: A woman is talking to someone who is holding a book.

WOMAN: You’re in volumes #63-65! And a dream sequence in #69!

BOOK TITLE: My Sex Life
Vol. 1.by Vatta Von Tramp

Art: V. Colletta Studio Re-ink & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira

©2013 Last Kiss Inc.

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Last Hiss

Last Hiss

If you’re like most people, you’ve said to yourself, “Gee, I like cats and I like zombies. If only I could enjoy both at the same time.”

Today’s Zombie Cat is for you.

It’s like the Walking Dead crossed with Garfield—revolting and yet kinda cute. Credit (or blame) for this disturbing visual goes to my pal Mike (The Monster) Pascale.

I also want to mention and thank my brother-in-law Rich (The Rascal) Hernandez for the basic idea for Zombie Cat and the “Last Hiss” title for today’s comic. If dead talking pets become the next Internet rage, it’s his fault.

Finally, I owe a big thanks to Diego (The Dude) Jourdan Pereira for the Last Kiss comic that we zombified! (See it and the original 1954 comic art below.)

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Artist unknown. Art from Ten-Story Love #196, 1954.

Artist unknown. Art from Ten-Story Love #196, 1954.

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SCENE: A woman looks on with disgust at a zombie cat.

ZOMBIE CAT: I can haz braaains?

Zombie-cat-ification: Mike Pascale
Zombie Cat-sultant: Rich Hernandez
Original Art Re-Ink & Color Diego Pereira
©2013 Last Kiss Inc

Zombie-cat-ification: Mike Pascale

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