This is why I never tell anyone about my secret marriages! Uh, oops…
Detail from the cover of Heart Throbs #108
‘Til Death Do Us Part? Coming Right Up!
Ooops!
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Most romance comic books covers weren’t deliberately funny. But this one—definitely. It’s the cover of Charlton’s Brides in Love #1 (August 1956)
Complete Story: “Good Ole Joe”
Earlier today I posted my one-panel gag “Waiting for Sex” and included a full page of the original 1957 art. Since then I’ve had several readers ask me how the story turns out.
So, I decided to go for broke and post the entire story — which was probably written by Good Ole Joe Gill and definitely drawn by Good Ole Charles Nicholas and Good Ole Sal Trapani.
Click the images to enlarge and enjoy even more!
To enlarge, click image. Then click image again when it opens in a new window..
Bite-Sized Romance: “A Good Life”
Canine love from Charlton's First Kiss #12, 1960. Artist uncredited. Probably written by Joe Gill.
Think You Should Think? Think Again!
No. This one-pager is from Charlton’s Secret Romance #11. Not Dilbert.
