Notice Me!
And that one thing would be—what? Bacon?
And that one thing would be—what? Bacon?
So what have they been doing that Mom mustn’t know about?
A. Fighting crime as masked vigilantes. (POW ZAP BAMM)
B. Making out like bunnies. Really, really horny bunnies. Only hornier.
C. Pretending to enjoy kissing and dating each other.
D. Calculating the square root of pi.
E. Participating in a “love-in” protest against sex.
To find out, check out Jacque Nodell’s clever presentation of the 1971 Secret Hearts story “Mother, Let Me Go.”
There’s about a week to go in the Kickstarter campaign for the Anything That Loves anything. The campaign blew past it’s original $10,000 goal very quickly. (As I write this, it’s raised over $25,000.)
But there are lots of cool goodies available for contributors. Deadline April 29!
I’m late, late, late in reporting this, but I wanted to give a shout out to Last Kiss colorist Diego Jourdan Pereira. Diego was interviewed in depth in the February issue of The Cartoonist (the newsletter of the National Cartoonists Society.)
It’s obviously not a magazine you’re going to pick up at a 7-11, but being spotlighted in The Cartoonist is very prestigious (and very cool) in the comics community.
So how much change was he offering her for a date? A buck fifty? Fifteen cents? Sheesh!
(Art by Matt Baker from Diary Secrets #19, 1953.)