I’m having problems with the website. I hope to have things fixed in the next few days. To overcome one of the site problems, I’ve combined the Last Kiss comic with the original art and I’m presenting it as a single image.

Cruise Control Romance
I’m having problems with the website. I hope to have things fixed in the next few days. To overcome one of the site problems, I’ve combined the Last Kiss comic with the original art and I’m presenting it as a single image.
Sorry for the delay in getting this out. I’m having problems with the website. It’s probably going to take a few days to fix. To overcome one of the site problems, I’ve combined the Last Kiss comic with the original art and I’m presenting it as a single image.
Artist unknown. From the cover of Romance Stories of True Love #51, Sept. 1958. Published by Harvey Comics.
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Art by Matt Baker (and possibly inked by John Forte) from the Tiger Girl story in Fight Comics #50, June 1957. Published by Fiction House.
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Art by Nina Albright from the story “My Hotel Romance” in Cinderella Love #1, Jan. 1950. Published by Ziff Davis.
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ComicBookPlus Synopsis of the Original 10-Page Story: “My Hotel Romance”
(Spoiler Warning)
College student Joan takes a summer job as a waitress at a fancy resort hotel. Supervisor Miss Agness will fire anyone who speaks to a guest except in the line of duty.
Ross and Joan fall in love, even though he’s already engaged to wealthy Nikki. Nikki sees Ross and Joan together and has her dismissed.
Ross, a successful writer, buys a controlling interest in the hotel, dismisses the strict management, and will marry Joan.
Note from John about this story:This is what happens when writers become rich. They buy hotels to impress their dates. Alas, I can only afford individual motel rooms—one night at a time.