This is a golden oldie from the Last Kiss Election archives with modified art (“zombification”) by the talented Mike Pascale!
Original Vintage Art & Text
Art by John Tartaglione from the story “To Stella with Love” from First Kiss #3, 1958. Published by Charlton.
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↓ Transcript
ZOMBIE: BRAAAINS??
WOMAN: Sorry, I’m using mine to vote!
1958 Art: John Tartaglione Non-Zombie Color: Allen Freeman
Zombification & Dead-On Dialogue: Mike Pascale
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WOMAN: Sorry, I’m using mine to vote!
1958 Art: John Tartaglione Non-Zombie Color: Allen Freeman
Zombification & Dead-On Dialogue: Mike Pascale
3.1.4.3zombie400Lt.MP
Oh, I see! The joke is that a woman thinks she can vote?
Too soon?
(for Project 2025?)
Sadly enough project 2025 will not go away even with a landslide presidential victory, and recapture of the house and senate.
The multitude of conservative aims expressed openly in P2025 are nothing new. Just rarely expressed openly and put all together in one document.
Still, if I could choose one thing from my teenage years that should make a comeback it’d be the idea that Nazi’s are bad.
Yeah…. never thought I’d call that “the good old days”
Dave, years ago–before I did Last Kiss–I was pitched a limited series comic that featured neo-nazis. (The series was initially accepted by a publisher, but the publisher basically imploded before it could move forward.)
Anyway, I mention that because back then I assumed it was obvious that the neo-nazis were villains. And very vile villains at that. Nowadays, I wouldn’t dare assume that most readers would get that.