Sometimes the rush of deadlines can produce some truly bizarre mistakes. For instance, check out the background through the doorway in the original panel.
Ladies and germs, I present—-the Magical Floating Tree of Romance!
Original panel---complete with floating vegetation---from First Kiss #9 (1959.)
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SCENE: Woman talking to man.
WOMAN: One of us is wrong! And...if you’re smart...it’s you!
Art by Vince Colletta
Color by Allen Freeman
©2013 Last Kiss Inc
WOMAN: One of us is wrong! And...if you’re smart...it’s you!
Art by Vince Colletta
Color by Allen Freeman
©2013 Last Kiss Inc
“One more joke about the “Farmer’s Daughter” and you’ll be pleasuring the sheep, Mister.!”
Hey, those sheep have feelings—especially that cute one with the warm nose.
“Embraceable Ewe”
Actually, that tree looks like it has leaves on its roots. It does appear hovering, and the overall appearance is one I can only describe as Seussian.
While not really looking like a winter scene, it COULD be a tree growing through a shrub on snow covered hill.
The rest of the tree is off to the right of the doorframe so just a branch is visible. It’s on a hillside from the slope of the grass, so the clouds past the hill are visible. Not a mistake at all.
I’d agree with you forestman50, except that the green at the bottom of the branch/tree looks more like a bush than leaves on a tree. At least it does to me.