“Turkey Trouble” from Carl Barks

©The Walt Disney Company

 

This has nothing to do with Last Kiss, but here’s a great scene from a Thanksgiving-themed Donald Duck story written and drawn by the great Carl Barks. Original publication in Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories #75, 1946. ©The Walt Disney Company.

A Pilgrim’s Promise

A Pilgrim’s Promise

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Another great gag from guest genius Mike Pascale.

Original art by Charles Nicholas and Sal Trapani from First Kiss #1 (1957.)

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Pilgrim man talking to an Indian/Native American woman.

PILGRIM MAN: It’s over! I want my ring back!

INDIAN WOMAN: Pilgrim giver!

Gag & Pilgrim-ification by Mike Pascale

Thanksgiving

©2012 Last Kiss Inc

How Thanksgiving Really Started

How Thanksgiving Really Started

More holiday zaniness from guest genius Mike Pascale.

By the way, Mike is an avid football fan—particularly when it comes to the Seattle Seahawks.

If you suffer from a similar affliction, then check out his Seahawks webcomic on Facebook–-Game BUZZ.

To the right is the art as it originally appeared in First Kiss #38 (1964.)

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SCENE: Indian woman talking to a Pilgrim at a dinner table.

WOMAN: So Thanksgiving is a holiday to celebrate...what?

PILGRIM: Football!
Gag & Pilgrim-ification: Mike Pascale
Extra Stuffing: John Lustig

©2012 Last Kiss Inc


Thankful for…Me!

Thankful for…Me!

If you’re reading this, I’m thankful. Happy Thanksgiving!

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MAN (to woman): Sure! We should be thankful! Me...'cause I'm me! And you...'cause you're with me!

Art by Charles Nicholas & Vince Alascia

Thanksgiving  Right Now!

Thanksgiving Right Now!

I’m thankful almost beyond words to be home from the Portland Comic Book Show. (Great convention, but lousy weather the next day.)

It was a treacherous 11-hour drive to Seattle (normally takes three!) through a snow storm with 70 mph wind gusts and conditions that made driving two miles-per-hour seem like speeding.

I’m especially thankful to my sister and brother-in-law (Lisa and Richard Hernandez.) Rich drove the whole way (except for a scary 15 minutes–more about that another time.)

When it proved impossible to make it all the way to home to Shelagh in North Seattle, Lisa and Rich put me up for two days at their home on Mercer Island.

So–thankful? You bet.

Happy Thanksgiving everybody!

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SCENE: Man and woman embracing in a kitchen.

WOMAN: Let’s give thanks now...
before your family shows up!