Marvin the Matchmaker

Marvin the Matchmaker

More Last Kiss fun from Tony Isabella & Diego Jourdan Pereira!

Original Vintage Art & Text

Pencils by Matt Baker and inks possibly by Ray Osrin. From the story “I Outgrew My First Love” in Teen-Age Romances #17, Aug. 1951. Published by St. John.

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SCENE: Man #1 smiles faintly as he watches Man #2 dances with a woman. The woman smiles back at the first man.

MAN #1 (thinking): I knew they were right for each other! She’s DC and he’s Marvel...but they both love happy endings! Hey, stop the snickering, Lustig.Must you make everything dirty?

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Super Duper Dates

Super Duper Dates

More Last Kiss fun from Tony Isabella & Diego Jourdan Pereira!

Original Vintage Art & Text

Art by Vince Colletta from the story “Involuntary Bride” from First Kiss #40, Jan. 1965.

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Are You a Comic Book Lover?

Are You a Comic Book Lover?

Original Vintage Art & Text

Inks by Vince Colletta from the story “Party Girl!” in First Kiss #4, July 1958. Published by Charlton.

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A Good Knight Kiss

A Good Knight Kiss

Angela Knight

It’s always fun for me when writer friends pen a Last Kiss. Their gags are always expressions of their own personalities and humor. And they always surprise me.

Angela Knight, best selling erotic romance writer.

Best-selling, erotic-romance author Angela Knight went above and beyond, though. She also let me use the art she created for one of her books, Unmasked. (“Things get hot when heroes take off their masks — among other things!”)

Plus today’s Last Kiss turned into a bit of a collaboration. I wrote the opening caption.  (“How do superheroes pay their super bills…”) So extra fun for me.

Like me, Angela has her roots in newspaper reporting and writing comics. Most notably, she wrote a three-issue, 1988 comic book series, CyCops for David Anthony Kraft’s company Comics Interview.

Best-selling New York Times Author

In 1996, Angela discovered small press publisher Red Sage, and realized her dream of romance publication in the company’s Secrets 2 anthology.

She published several more novellas and a novel with the company before going on to write for the Berkley Imprint of Penguin Random House. Books from her Mageverse and Time Hunters series hit the New York Times list. She was also the recipient of a Career Achievement award in Paranormal Romance from Romantic Times Bookclub Magazine

Angela lives in South Carolina with her husband, Michael, a detective with the Spartanburg City Police Department. The couple has two grown sons, Anthony and James Berg.

For more about Angela, check out her bio at https://www.angelasknights.com/about.html

 

 

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SCENE: Two superheroes--one male and one female--pose in their skin-tight super suit. The woman is posed that her tush is prominently on display.

CAPTION: How do superheroes pay their super bills? Some squeeze coal into diamonds! Others become wealthy orphans! And the rest? They sign autographs and pose for photos at comic cons!

FEMALE SUPERHERO: Hurry up and take the photo, iPhone Boy! Holding my ass in this position makes my back hurt!

Art & Dialogue: Angela Knight angelasknights.com
Opening Caption: John Lustig

Art & Dialogue: ©2024 Angela Knight
Opening Caption: @Last Kiss Inc.
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The Tears of a Romance Cover Model

The Tears of a Romance Cover Model

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Original Vintage Art & Text

Art by Dick Giordano from Sweethearts #77, June 1964. (Scanned from the publisher’s black & white stat—made in preparation for the printed color cover.)

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CRYING WOMAN: I started out as the bubbly happy girl. Now I’m the heartbroken woman. Too soon, I’ll be the stern-faced old shrew...passing judgment on young lovers. Time passes quickly when you’re a...romance comic-book cover model.

1964 Art: Dick Giordano Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Writer: Tony Isabella

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