You’re Giving Me a Headache–Again!

You’re Giving Me a Headache–Again!

Original, Vintage Art:

Art by Vince Colletta Studio from the story “Make Believe” in FIRST KISS #7, 1959.

 

Transcript:

SCENE: Woman looking apprehensive.

WOMAN: Oh, no!
I’ve got a headache! You must be horny!

1959 Art: Vince Colletta Studio New Color: Allen Freeman

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SCENE: Woman looking apprehensive.

WOMAN: Oh, no!
I’ve got a headache! You must be horny!

1959 Art: Vince Colletta Studio New Color: Allen Freeman

7.1.4.6

Let’s Celebrate

Let’s Celebrate

Another gag worth celebrating from writer/artist Mike Pascale!

Art by Sid Greene from the story “Betrayal of Love” in Diary Loves #2, 1949.

 

 

 

Transcript:

MAN: Come on, Baby. Let’s celebrate! I’ve had my shots!

WOMAN: For Covid?

MAN: Rabies!

1949 Art: Sid Greene Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Writer: Mike Pascale

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MAN: Come on, Baby. Let’s celebrate! I’ve had my shots!

WOMAN: For Covid?

MAN: Rabies!

1949 Art: Sid Greene Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Writer: Mike Pascale

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Cavity Depravity

Cavity Depravity

Art by Dick Giordano from the story “The Proposal” in FIRST KISS #31, April 1963.

 

 

Transcript:

Scene: Woman is in a dental chair talking to a dentist.

WOMAN: No, really! You’re the first man who’s ever filled all my cavities…this way!

1963 Art: Dick Giordano Foreground Color: Allen Freeman

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Scene: Woman is in a dental chair talking to a dentist.

WOMAN: No, really! You’re the first man who’s ever filled all my cavities...this way!

1963 Art: Dick Giordano Foreground Color: Allen Freeman

31.3.3.2

Labor Day of Love

Labor Day of Love

Happy Labor Day!

Art by Vince Colletta Studio from the story “Condemned” in FIRST KISS #40, 1965.

Read the entire original story “Condemned” for free here on ComicBookPlus.com

 

 

Transcript:

SCENE: In background is a mom in bed. In the foreground is a female nurse holding a newborn baby. The nurse is wearing a surgical gown and surgical mask.

MOM: So I said, “Let’s plan something different for Labor Day!” And nine months later…

BABY (thinking):I’m a labor of love!

1965 Art: Vince Colletta Studio Color: Allen Freeman
Art Code: FK40.3.2.4

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SCENE: In background is a mom in bed. In the foreground is a female nurse holding a newborn baby. The nurse is wearing a surgical gown and surgical mask.

MOM: So I said, “Let’s plan something different for Labor Day!” And nine months later…

BABY (thinking):I'm a labor of love!

1965 Art: Vince Colletta Studio Color: Allen Freeman
Art Code: FK40.3.2.4


Covid Solved

Covid Solved

Printed Version of Original, Vintage Art & Dialog:

Art by Harry Lazarus from the story “Fate Is a Many-Armed Buddha!” in Adventures into the Unknown #66, Sept. 1955.

 

 

Transcript:

CAPTION: As billionaires go, Mannly Rich and his brother Vastly Rich aren’t complicated. They believe in simple solutions
…no matter how complex the problems! Of course, no problem is more complex than Covid 19! So…

SCENE, PANEL 1: Two men in suits (one wearing a yacht captain’s hat) are standing by a cannon.

Face masks? Social distancing? it’s absurd! I say we fight this virus the good, ol’ American way! We ignore it!

SCENE, PANEL 2: Man in yacht captain’s hat smiles as the cannon fires.

Right! And when that doesn’t work…We blow it to kingdom come!

CANNON FIRES: Boom!

CAPTION: Problem solved!

1955 Art: Harry Lazarus Art Cleanup & New Dialogue: John Lustig

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CAPTION: As billionaires go, Mannly Rich and his brother Vastly Rich aren’t complicated. They believe in simple solutions
...no matter how complex the problems! Of course, no problem is more complex than Covid 19! So...

SCENE, PANEL 1: Two men in suits (one wearing a yacht captain's hat) are standing by a cannon.

Face masks? Social distancing? it’s absurd! I say we fight this virus the good, ol’ American way! We ignore it!


SCENE, PANEL 2: Man in yacht captain's hat smiles as the cannon fires.

Right! And when that doesn’t work...We blow it to kingdom come!

CANNON FIRES: Boom!

CAPTION: Problem solved!

1955 Art: Harry Lazarus Art Cleanup & New Dialogue: John Lustig