Pencils by Alberta Tewks from the story “Private Affair” from ALL TRUE ROMANCE #19, 1954.
Transcript:
WOMAN (to man at drawing board): A job? I had one once, but…I didn’t like it!
1954 Pencils: Alberta Tewks Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Art Codes: DJP.lk272 AllTrueRomance19.20.4
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WOMAN (to man at drawing board): A job? I had one once, but…I didn’t like it!
1954 Pencils: Alberta Tewks Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
DJP.lk272 AllTrueRomance19.20.4
Pencils by Alberta Tewks from the story "Private Affair" from ALL TRUE ROMANCE #19, 1954.
1954 Pencils: Alberta Tewks Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
DJP.lk272 AllTrueRomance19.20.4
Pencils by Alberta Tewks from the story "Private Affair" from ALL TRUE ROMANCE #19, 1954.
“And by luscious I mean slutty…”
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Luscious Darling liked her men like she liked her hatchbacks…an easy downpayment with plenty of room in the trunk.
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“Nothing turns me on more than seeing a woman wearing nothing but the living room drapes!”
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Seriously, it’s like that guy is wearing snow pants with a bowling ball stuffed into the back pocket. Baby don’t just got back: He’s got behind, reverse, rearwards, and widdershins. I have never felt so sorry for a stool in my whole life. I mean wow. That guy’s got a big butt.
“Nothing turns me on more than seeing a woman wearing nothing but the living room drapes!” Shades of Carol Burnett!
You’ve done it again Jams. Widdershins. One so rarely encounters that word nowadays. Good stuff.
Hey, it’s you and me…and every other cartoonist! (Except maybe for the luscious part…usually our better halves are sound asleep!) 🙂
Sadly, true, Mike.