Art by Edmond Good from the story “Vortex of Death” in DAGAR DESERT HAWK #15, 1948.
Transcript:
SCENE: Woman summoning the gods (while dancing) in a vaguely Polynesian outfit.
WOMAN: Oh, mighty gods be merciful! Let it rain…comics!
TEXT BOX: What I’ll be doing
at Comic-Con this week!
–John Lustig
Art: Edmond Good Restoration & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
©2015 Last Kiss Inc
DJP.lk215
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SCENE: Woman summoning the gods (while dancing) in a vaguely Polynesian outfit.
WOMAN: Oh, mighty gods be merciful! Let it rain…comics!
TEXT BOX: What I’ll be doing
at Comic-Con this week!
--John Lustig
Art: Edmond Good Restoration & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
©2015 Last Kiss Inc
DJP.lk215
WOMAN: Oh, mighty gods be merciful! Let it rain…comics!
TEXT BOX: What I’ll be doing
at Comic-Con this week!
--John Lustig
Art: Edmond Good Restoration & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
©2015 Last Kiss Inc
DJP.lk215
OK, back up a bit. Here’s a guy who’s got this fabulous dancing act going on practically in his face, and he’s focusing on some airplane crash?
This is the way I remember the Arab society of my well spent youth. Too bad, its gone to ISIS.
Apparently this was in the days before the burka. 67 years later, the “Vortex of Death” would be the cartoonist’s office.