Abby’s Blade Banter

Abby’s Blade Banter

Original Vintage Art & Text

Art by Frank Frazetta in the story “A Love of My Own” in Personal Love #24, 1953. Published by Eastern Color. Curious to see more? Click the link to read the entire vintage comic book on ComicBookPlus. The story begins on Page 11.

Past episodes of Abby Amour:

The Abby Amour miniseries runs every Friday. Dialogue by Tony Isabella with repurposed art by Frank Frazetta. Dream sequence color by Sue Daigle-Leach–the legendary Disney comics colorist. (Check out Sue’s Instagram feed for her personal work featuring so many critters–real and imagined.)

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LOGO: The Loves of Abby Amour


CAPTION: A comatose Abby is dreaming.


JOHNNY: I can’t wait to butter your sweet muffins.


JOHNNY: And I ain't talkin' about bread, baby.  


ABBY: Oh, Johnny, you magnificent moron...


ABBY: ...that’s a steak knife! 


ABBY (thought); Maybe when I open my eyes...
ABBY (thought): ...he'll be gone!


CAPTION: To be continued...

1953 Art: Frank Frazetta
Color: Susan Daigle-Leach
Writer: Tony Isabella
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Cuff Her, Danno!

Cuff Her, Danno!

Original Vintage Art & Text

Art from the story “Murder Mansion” in Adventures into Darkness #5, Aug. 1952. (First story in that issue if you’re looking for it.) Published by Standard Comics. Curious to see more? Click the link to read the entire vintage comic book.

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MALE POLICE OFFICER/COP: Darn! I left my handcuffs at home…in bed with my wife!

1952 Art: Alex Toth & Mike Peppe Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2023

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2023

Happy MLK, Jr. Day!

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“Not everybody can be famous, but everybody can be great...because greatness is determined by service.
“You only need a heart full of grace and a soul generated by love.”

--Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Abby’s “Dream” Date

Abby’s “Dream” Date

The Abby Amour miniseries runs every Friday. Dialogue by Tony Isabella with repurposed art by Frank Frazetta. If you’ve missed some episodes, no problem. You can catch find them here using the links below the original art.

Sue Daigle-Leach!

I’m very excited to announce that Sue Daigle-Leach will be coloring the dream sequence panels of the Abby Amour series. (Get a better look at her art below.)

Nominated for both Eisner and Harvey awards, Sue is probably best known to fans for her work coloring classic Disney comics by Barks, Van Horn, Jippes, Rosa and so many others. And, yes, I’m among those lucky Disney “others” whose stories Sue has colored.

Sue has been coloring funny animal Disney comics since the 1980s. And at first she told me that “these [Last Kiss panels] are the first non-cartoony humans I’ve colored [professionally], unless you want to count that one Barks story where he gave his human characters actual human faces [in the story “Dangerous Disguise.”]

But then she thought and added: “Oh, and I did color a couple of limited series titles for Todd McFarlane…There was a human kid in that one!”

Okay, so we don’t quite have a first here. But close.

If you want to spend a few pleasant moments, Sue’s Instagram site has lots of her personal colored art–much of it featuring wildlife. And to know more about Sue, here’s her wikipedia page.

A better look at Sue’s coloring–sans my lettering.

 

Original Vintage Art & Text

Art by Frank Frazetta in the story “A Love of My Own” in Personal Love #24, 1953. Published by Eastern Color. Curious to see more? Click the link to read the entire vintage comic book.

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LOGO: The Loves of Abby Amour



CAPTION: A comatose Abby is dreaming. 



JOHNNY: How great is this! PFC Johnny Sacko is dating the hottest
chick on the base...and she’s an officer!



JOHNNY: Maybe you could autograph your panties to me?



JOHNNY: Once they dry out?


ABBY: *giggle* Oh, Johnny, you’re so stupid and toxic!


ABBY: What makes you think I’m wearing any?


CAPTION: Uh-oh. Something is very wrong here.

The Wait Is Over

The Wait Is Over

Original Vintage Art & Text

Artist unknown. From the story “Heartless” in NEW ROMANCES #9, 1952. Curious to see more? Click the link to read the entire vintage comic book.

 

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WOMAN TALKING ON A PHONE: But, Mom, we did wait! We didn’t get engaged…til after I got pregnant!

1952 Artist Unknown Re-Creation: Elite Avni-Sharon
Engaging Writer: John Lustig
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