by John | Oct 23, 2012 | Uncategorized
Just so you know, in my version of reality Miss Foster quit the Left-Handed Paper Clip Company later that year.
She then started her own corporation, Digital Paper Clips (“For all your digital paper needs.”)
She eventually sold the company; married a Mr. Robinson (briefly); and invested half her money in plastics and the rest in an online dating service called Cougars.R.Us.com
She is much richer and happier than you.
Original art (left) from First Kiss #4 (1958.)
↓ TranscriptSCENE: Older man smoking a cigar is talking two a man and a woman. Although we don't see the background, it's apparently in an office or work setting.
OLDER MAN: Bob’s in charge of brown nosing! And you’re
in charge of doing all the actual work!
Art: Vince Colleta Studio
Cleanup: Heather Chesnut
Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
by John | Oct 21, 2012 | Uncategorized
Click on image to enlarge the original 1951 art from Sweethearts #104.
↓ TranscriptWOMAN: Sure! Date anyone you want...as long as she’s me!
Artist unknown
Restoration & color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
by John | Oct 18, 2012 | Uncategorized
The original art (below) is from First Kiss #3, 1958. Click on image to enlarge.
Click image to enlarge.
The Story:
Stella has been dating Bill (the guy in panel 2.) But, when he tries to take her for a ride, she breaks up with him.
Why? Because she’s still in love with her old beau—Denny.
Unaware that fickle Stella is once again in the mood for love (and sex?), Denny decides to leave town—for good.
Fortunately, Stella discovers that Denny is taking the next train out of town. And so…
↓ TranscriptWOMAN: Sure! I’ve had sex! Uh, wait! You mean with someone else?
Art: John Tartaglione
Digital Cleanup: Heather Chesnut Color: Dan McConnell
by John | Oct 16, 2012 | Uncategorized
Joking aside, we all know that only some women are like cars.
Most women are more like bicycles. No driver’s licenses are required. Simple to maintain. Easy to ride. Crash helmets recommended.
Only fast, expensive women are like cars.
The original art (right) is from First Kiss #4, 1958.
↓ TranscriptSCENE: A mom is talking to her daughter.
MOM: Sweetie, women are like cars! Men want ‘em more…before they stick their keys in and drive away!
Art: John Tartaglionei
Digital Cleanup: Heather Chesnut Color: Dan McConnell
by John | Oct 14, 2012 | Uncategorized
Original art from First Kiss #19 (1961).
↓ TranscriptSCENE: Young woman getting dressed or undressed as she talks to another woman---possibly her mom.
YOUNG WOMAN: We’re at that awkward stage! He hasn’t proposed yet... and I’m still married to his dad!
Artist Unknown
Color by Dan McConnell
