Hey, Sailor!

Hey, Sailor!

John Lustig at Comic-Con

I’m attending this week’s San Diego Comic-Con.

And my friend Spencer Brinkerhoff III has graciously offered me space at his Booth #5560. (It’s a corner booth right by the doors between F & G Hall on the first floor–near Artist Alley.)

I’m bringing some Last Kiss goodies as well as a few of the Last Kiss, Marvel & Disney comics I’ve written. But my main reason for being there is to meet readers and fans. So, please come by and say, “Howdy!”

 

Today’s comic is more Last Kiss fun from Tony Isabella & Diego Jourdan Pereira!

Original Vintage Art & Text

Art by Mike Sekowsky from the story “I Need Your Love” in New Romances #16, June 1953.

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↓ Transcript
SCENE: Man and woman standing next to each other.

WOMAN: You don’t need to feel ashamed for having erotic thoughts...about a cartoon character. Everyone has those sometimes.

WOMAN (thinking): Hmm...I wonder if he’d cosplay...Sailor Jupiter for me.

Silhouette of Sailor Jupiter is shown in the thought balloon.

1953 Art: Mike Sekowsky New Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Writer: Tony Isabella

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Masked Sex

Masked Sex

John Lustig at Comic-Con

Yippee! I’m attending this week’s San Diego Comic-Con.

And my friend Spencer Brinkerhoff III has graciously offered me space at his Booth #5560. (It’s a corner booth right by the doors between F & G Hall on the first floor–near Artist Alley.)

I’m bringing some Last Kiss goodies as well as a few of the Last Kiss, Marvel & Disney comics I’ve written. But my main reason for being there is to meet readers and fans. So, please come by and say, “Howdy!”

Original Vintage Art & Text

Art possibly by Al Avison from the cover of First Romance Magazine #49, Dec. 1957. Harvey Comics.

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↓ Transcript
SCENE: A costumed man and woman at a party.

MAN: Wow! Without your mask, you’re even more attractive!

WOMAN: Wait’ll you see me without my clothes!

1957 Art: Al Avison? Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Attractive to Some Species: John Lustig

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Modest Minnie

Modest Minnie

John Lustig at Comic-Con

Yippee! I’m attending this week’s San Diego Comic-Con after all.

Plus my friend Spencer Brinkerhoff III has graciously offered me space at his Booth #5560. (It’s a corner booth right by the doors between F & G Hall on the first floor–near Artist Alley.)

I’m bringing some Last Kiss goodies as well as a few of the Last Kiss, Marvel & Disney comics I’ve written. But my main reason for being there is to meet readers and fans. So, please come by and say, “Howdy!”  –John Lustig

Original Vintage Art & Text

Art by Art Saaf & Mike Peppe from the story “Kiss and Run” in New Romances #14, Dec. 1952. Standard.

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↓ Transcript
SCENE: Male photographer and a young woman model are in his studio. He's handing her a skimpy costume. She looks shocked.

CAPTION BOX: Modest Minnie’s first modeling job is a big bust!

PHOTOGRAPHER: Here’s something to wear...and then take off!

1952 Art: Art Saaf & Mike Peppe New Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General: John Lustig

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Major Ego

Major Ego

Original Vintage Art & Text

Pencilled art probably by Art Cappello–although one site credits it to Bill Molno–with inks by Vince Alascia from the story “My Man” in First Kiss #11, Nov. 1959. Charlton.

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↓ Transcript
SCENE: A mom and dad at home with their young daughter.

CAPTION: Dr. Hugo Mania and Prof. Mary Shrinkhead (AKA Major Ego and Captain Id) were as happy as two superheroes could be! But then they got married and soon they were facing their toughest challenge…raising a child!

MAJOR EGO: Let’s take Suzy with us on our crime patrol!

CAPTAIN ID: She can carry a laser cannon! We’ll call her Super Ego…the tiny tot of Freudian Justice!

SUZY: But I want to go to the beach!

PANEL TWO:

SCENE: SCENE: Scene shifts to family in bathing suits at the beach.

CAPTION: Holy Dr. Spock! What a dilemma! Pummeling criminals (until they admit their self-destructive tendencies) or spending "quality time" at the beach! What will they choose?

CAPTAIN ID: Well…I suppose we can fight crime here instead!

MAJOR EGO: Sure! Evil mutant surfers are bound to show up!

SUZY: Lord! I just pray I was adopted!

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The Charming Ms. La Romp

The Charming Ms. La Romp

John Lustig at the San Diego Comic-Con

For the first time since 2019, I’m going to San Diego for Comic-Con International. This was a close-to-last-minute decision. Consequently I don’t have ties to any booth or Artist Alley table.

Without that it’ll be hard to meet up with fans. But I’m open to suggestions on good places to meet in that crowded con.

Better yet, if anyone reading this has a booth or table and is willing to host me for an hour or two during the week, let me know. Perhaps we can work something out.

Original Vintage Art & Text

Art by Bill Ward from Torchy #4, May 1950. Quality Comics.

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↓ Transcript
SCENE: A police officer is helping a beautiful woman into a taxi.

OFFICER: Thanks for helping us re-enact the bank robbery, Ms. La Romp!

MS. LA ROMP: I hope it helps you catch the Stripteasing Bandit! Too many men are going to banks, hoping to get robbed...instead of paying to see my act!

1950 Art: Bill Ward New Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Bank Teller of Tall Tales: John Lustig

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