Fight for Sex

Fight for Sex

Art: Alice Kirkpatrick?         From All Romances #2, 1949.

Art: Alice Kirkpatrick? From All Romances #2, 1949.

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SCENE: Man and woman holding each other lovingly in each other's arms.

MAN: Wow! Makeup sex is great!
WOMAN: What can we fight about next?

Art: Alice Kirkpatrick? Restoration & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira

©2013 Last Kiss Inc

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Infant Income

Infant Income

Art---possibly penciled and inked by Alice Kirkpatrick. All Romance #1, 1949.

Art—possibly penciled and inked by Alice Kirkpatrick. All Romance #1, 1949.

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SCENE: A smiling man is carrying a smiling woman in his arms.

MAN: Let’s have kids right away...so we can put ‘em to work paying off our student loans!

Art: Alice Kirkpatrick? Restoration & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira

©2013

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Marriage? Maybe?

Marriage? Maybe?

Art by Dick Giordano from First Kiss #7, 1959.

Art by Dick Giordano from First Kiss #7, 1959.

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SCENE: A man and woman embracing on a moonlit night.

WOMAN: It can’t get any better than this…unless you propose. No pressure, though.

Art by Dick Giordano Color by Allen Freeman
©2010 Last Kiss Inc
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The Trouble with Men

The Trouble with Men

The other problem with men (see original art below) is that they occasionally mistake women for furniture.

Foot stools are particularly popular. But loveseats, shelving, and beds (queen-sized of course) are also common.

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: Extreme closeup of a woman crying.

WOMAN: Men always seem perfect ‘til you get to know them...and sleep with their friends!

Art: Vince Colletta Studio Color: Allen Freeman

©2010 Last Kiss Inc

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On the Way to the Future

On the Way to the Future

The future is coming! To celebrate that undeniable fact I’m running some of my favorite Last Kisses from the past.

(Either that or I’m using filler this week so I can recover from Comic-Con and get ahead. You decide.)

Original art by John Tartaglione from First Kiss #5, 1958.

Original art by John Tartaglione from First Kiss #5, 1958.

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SCENE: Woman in a car (appears to be a Jeep), honking her horn as she drives.

WOMAN: I’m on my way to the future! Get in...Or get out of my way!
©2010 Last Kiss Inc.
Art: John Tartaglione Color: Allen Freeman
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