Art by Nina Albright from the story “The Man I’ll Marry” in AMERICA’S BEST COMICS #6, 1949.
Transcript:
SCENE: Woman talking on phone.
WOMAN: That’s right! I don’t have to sit on my new washer to keep it from vibrating out of place! So I want the old one back!
Art: Nina Albright Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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SCENE: Woman talking on phone.
WOMAN: That’s right! I don’t have to sit on my new washer to keep it from vibrating out of place! So I want the old one back!
Art: Nina Albright Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
DJP.lk231
WOMAN: That’s right! I don’t have to sit on my new washer to keep it from vibrating out of place! So I want the old one back!
Art: Nina Albright Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
DJP.lk231
66 years later, gayety means something different, and Ellen walks into the office….This guy is out of luck either way.
Guess so. She’s got Herpes
Rather, I read that the new salesman, just entering the room, JUST got lucky Lucy for the whole week,straight. Give her a minute to take that message first!
This looks like a job for the Maytag repairman!
(That’s why he looks so tired at the end of the day…)
Nothing a good soaked bath-sheet towel, off-balance, won’t fix! Mmmmmmm!