The Son Comes Out Tomorrow

The Son Comes Out Tomorrow

Art by Lou Fine from SMASH #30, 1942.

Art by Lou Fine from SMASH #30, 1942.

 
Transcript:

SCENE: Pipe-smoking dad looks down at his son (Bucky) who is in bed.

BUCKY: I didn’t do anything wrong today! I’m saving up for tomorrow!

CAPTION: Life According to Bucky TM

1942 Art: Lou Fine Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira

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It’s Always Bucky™

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SCENE: Pipe-smoking dad looks down at his son (Bucky) who is in bed.

BUCKY: I didn’t do anything wrong today! I’m saving up for tomorrow!

CAPTION: Life According to Bucky TM

1942 Art: Lou Fine Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira

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Boy? Girl? Or…?

Boy? Girl? Or…?

Art by Lou Fine from SMASH COMICS #26, 1941.

Art by Lou Fine from SMASH COMICS #26, 1941.

 
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SCENE: Small boy looks upset.

BUCKY: I don’t mind if mom doesn’t have a boy! But, geez…Does it have to be a girl?

CAPTION: Life According to Bucky TM

1941 Art: Lou Fine Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira

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It’s Always Bucky™

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SCENE: Small boy looks upset.

BUCKY: I don’t mind if mom doesn’t have a boy! But, geez...Does it have to be a girl?

CAPTION: Life According to Bucky TM

1941 Art: Lou Fine Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira

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On the Edge of Love

On the Edge of Love

As some of you know, Bucky is the title character in an animated TV/comic book series (IT’S ALWAYS BUCKY) that writer Jack Enyart and I are shopping around.

By the way, Jack was featured on Station KHTS during it’s Friday Matinee interview and spent several minutes discussing Bucky and me. Here are the links for the video version:

Jack Enyart on KHTS.

Jack Enyart on KHTS.

PART 1: https://youtu.be/QwDjxI7jMPE

PART 2: https://youtu.be/rMN9u-1ejxo

So contact us, Hollywood. We’ve got mortgages and online-porn bills to pay!

Art by Reed Crandall in SMASH #25, 1941.

Art by Reed Crandall in SMASH #25, 1941.

 

 

 
Transcript:

Bucky is pointing excitedly back at a seaside cliff that towers above him.

BUCKY: Mom says the cliff’s too dangerous! But Sis is taking me anyway! And she says I can play right on the edge!

Life According to Bucky TM

1941 Art: Reed Crandall Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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It’s Always Bucky™

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Bucky is pointing excitedly back at a seaside cliff that towers above him.

BUCKY: Mom says the cliff’s too dangerous! But Sis is taking me anyway! And she says I can play right on the edge!

Life According to Bucky TM

1941 Art: Reed Crandall Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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Bucky’s Up for Chuck

Bucky’s Up for Chuck

Art by Reed Crandall from SMASH #24, 1941.

Art by Reed Crandall from SMASH #24, 1941.

Transcript:

SCENE: Bucky is smiling in front of a roller coaster.

BUCKY: Watta great day! Dad and I ate chili dogs…twice! Once just before the roller- coaster! And then later…after we finished barfing!

1941 Art: Reed Crandall Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira

Life According to Bucky™
It’s Always Bucky™

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SCENE: Bucky is smiling in front of a roller coaster.

BUCKY: Watta great day! Dad and I ate chili dogs...twice! Once just before the roller- coaster! And then later...after we finished barfing!

1941 Art: Reed Crandall Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira

Life According to Bucky

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Girls are Icky! Except…

Girls are Icky! Except…

I hope you like today’s comic character, Bucky—because I’ve got big plans for this kid.

Yes, he’s young and completely clueless about sex—unlike my usual, horny adult characters. But I think he’ll be an entertaining counterpoint to all that naked adult lust. So, I’m trying out Bucky as a semi-regular character—two to four times a month.

Longtime Last Kiss readers have seen him before. I ran a few Bucky gags back in late 2013-early 2014. And, he was so much fun, I kept thinking about bringing him back.

And why not? I know Bucky a lot better now.

He’s become the title character in an animated TV/comic book series (IT’S ALWAYS BUCKY) that writer Jack Enyart and I are shopping around.

So contact us, Hollywood. We’ve got mortgages and online-porn bills to pay!

 

Art by Lou Fine from SMASH #30, 1942.

Art by Lou Fine from SMASH #30, 1942.

 
Transcript:

SCENE: Bucky—a red-headed boy smiles and speaks.

BUCKY: Girls are icky! Except the ones who hate me! I kinda like them!

Art: Lou Fine Restoration & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira

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Life According to Bucky™
It’s Always Bucky™

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SCENE: Bucky---a red-headed boy smiles and speaks.

BUCKY: Girls are icky! Except the ones who hate me! I kinda like them!

Art: Lou Fine Restoration & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira

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