I rushed over to tell you how much I love you. But I guess I can wait until you finish making out!
That was then. This is now.
Original art by Art: Charles Nicholas & Dick Giordano from First Kiss #23, 1961. Click image to enlarge.
Here’s the original 1960 art for today’s Last Kiss webcomic.
Pencils by Charles Nicholas from First Kiss #12, 1960. Click image to enlarge.
Here’s the original art for today’s Last Kiss webcomic.
Original art by John Tartaglione from First Kiss #5, 1958. Click art to enlarge.
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Love’s easy when things are perfect.
But what happens when fate trips you up? And kicks you (metaphorically) in the groin?
Do you stick around for better or worse? Or do you take off for greener pastures and studlier studs?
That’s the problem facing Jan in this 1961 story from First Kiss #19. (Click on images to enlarge.)
This first appeared in First Kiss #19, 1961. Art by Charles Nicholas and Sal Trapani. It was probably written by Joe Gill.
