Original, Vintage Art:
Art by Nick Cardy from the Senorita Rio story in Fight Comics #20, 1942. Published by Fiction House.
SCENE:
SCENE: Young woman in high heels and a sexy outfit (as opposed to a prison uniform) in a jail or prison cell filing away at one of her cell’s window bars.
LETTER: Dear Santa,
As always, I’ve been very good this year!
By the way, I finally moved outta that cramped apartment in the city…and have a place of my own outta town.
Here’s my new address…
1942 Art: Nick Cardy Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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SCENE: Young woman in high heels and a sexy outfit (as opposed to a prison uniform) in a jail or prison cell filing away at one of her cell's window bars.
LETTER: Dear Santa,
As always, I’ve been very good this year!
By the way, I finally moved outta that cramped apartment in the city...and have a place of my own outta town.
Here’s my new address…
1942 Art: Nick Cardy Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
DJP.lk584
LETTER: Dear Santa,
As always, I’ve been very good this year!
By the way, I finally moved outta that cramped apartment in the city...and have a place of my own outta town.
Here’s my new address…
1942 Art: Nick Cardy Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
DJP.lk584
Man, I’ve got to put more effort in remembering that safe word.
That’s quite a radical change in her outfit.
“Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage. But they sure help!”
She escaped. Her new address is Mr. Grey’s estate. Oops!
Boy, those new prison uniforms….. H A W T ! ! ! !
Am I the only one wondering why she’s trying to escape from a tall tower by going out the window?