Art by Al Davoren from the story “Arva Bolling: She Killed to Live” in CRIMES BY WOMEN #6, 1949.
Transcript:
SCENE: Young woman and old man drinking tea (or coffee.) The woman looks skeptically at the old man.
OLD MAN: You look familiar! Do you have a much younger sister I might have dated?
1949 Art: Al Davoren Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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SCENE: Young woman and old man drinking tea (or coffee.) The woman looks skeptically at the old man.
OLD MAN: You look familiar! Do you have a much younger sister I might have dated?
1949 Art: Al Davoren Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
DJP.lk198
OLD MAN: You look familiar! Do you have a much younger sister I might have dated?
1949 Art: Al Davoren Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
DJP.lk198
Why does it look like she has an Amish beard?
Les, she worked a summer at the circus as a bearded lady; liked the look; and never used a razor again.
With those thirty eights and the rest of the package, I just might be able to overlook the beard.
No neck, huh? I bet no one else noticed. BTW, as I said back on gocomics.com, looks a lot like Jane Russell, doesn’t she?
No neck? How could people not notice? What could they be looking at that would distract them? I can’t figure it out!