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SCENE: Blonde woman talking on phone.
WOMAN: I’d like to report a missing person. He’s tall with wavy black hair and piercing green eyes. He has the body of an athlete and he’s rich. Best of all, he truly respects women. No, I don’t know his name. He’s my dream man. I need you to find him for me. I’m not getting any younger!
1951 Artist Unknown Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Writer: Jenny Blake
Original Art: From the story “Censored” in
All True Romance #2, Published by Comic Media.
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WOMAN: I’d like to report a missing person. He’s tall with wavy black hair and piercing green eyes. He has the body of an athlete and he’s rich. Best of all, he truly respects women. No, I don’t know his name. He’s my dream man. I need you to find him for me. I’m not getting any younger!
1951 Artist Unknown Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Writer: Jenny Blake
Original Art: From the story “Censored” in
All True Romance #2, Published by Comic Media.
DJP.lk180Flat.tif
All-True-Romance-#2-31.4Big
Uh– where is the laugh?
This is actually something so common it borders on mundane.
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I’ve always found humor in either the revision or the original, if not both.
The original, without going to the actual story on the comic book, is funny ’cause Todd is going to go to jail since Stella the ditzy blonde is calling the cops to set the story straight.
Nowadays we know the first rule when dealing with the police is to shut the fuck up.
It’s wryly humorous to me.
A ditzy blonde calls the Fire Department, “My house is on fire!”
“Where’s your house, lady, how do we get there?”
“Duh, big red truck!”
And for me