So Many Men, So Little Time

So Many Men, So Little Time

Men! They’re adorable! And so collectible! Order a set of prime Y-chromosome humans in multiple colors and sizes from Last Kiss! Postage and lawyer’s fees extra!

Original Vintage Art & Text

Art by Vernon Greene from the story “I Ran from Love” in NEW ROMANCES #11, 1952.

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CRYING WOMAN: So many men…so few of them mine!

1952 Art: Vernon Greene Art Re-Creation: Elite Avni-Sharon
One of Many: John Lustig

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Catting Around in Love Court

Catting Around in Love Court

More fun from Tony Isabella & Diego Jourdan Pereira!

I’ve been catfishing you all for years. I’m much handsomer than the photos I’ve posted online. And I’ve hired a less attractive stand-in for all my public appearances.

(Hmm. Just for the record, the exact number of Catfish TV episodes is possibly even greater than 216. Perhaps a lot greater. Different sources on the net give different numbers!)

Original Vintage Art & Text

Pencils by Matt Baker from the story “Was He Death-Proof?” in Journey into Fear #1, May 1951. Published by Superior.

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SCENE: Man--apparently a prisoner---being forced out of a law court. Judge in background.

CAPTION: In the romantic justice system, cases involving dating are decided in...


LOGO: LOVE COURT


BEARD MAN: You can’t do this to me! All I did...


BEARD MAN: ...was borrow a handsome face...


BEARD MAN: ...for my dating app profile!


BEARD MAN: It’s cruel and inhuman punishment...


BEARD MAN: ...to sentence me to watch...


BEARD MAN: ...all 216 episodes of Catfish!
1951 Pencils: Matt Baker Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Writer: Tony Isabella
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The Sounds of Silence

The Sounds of Silence

Original Vintage Art & Text

Artist unknown. From the story “Kidnapped Kisses” in First Kiss #31, April 1963. Published by Charlton.

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SCENE: A man kissing a woman who has her eyes closed and seems to be enjoying it. She may be holding a bouquet of flowers.

WOMAN (thinking): I never know what to say to men on a first date! Not that they seem to mind!

1963 Artist Unknown Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Mindless Mirth: John Lustig

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Lug Nuts

Lug Nuts

Original Vintage Art & Text

Art by Matt Baker from the cover of Wartime Romances #17, Sept. 1953. Published by St. John.

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SCENE: Two sailors at a bar. The first sailor looks over with interest at a beautiful blonde who is walking by. The second sailor places his hand on the first sailor's back and looks at him with concern.

SECOND SAILOR: No! She’ll only break your heart…the way you broke mine! And then, who’s going to comfort you? Me! You big lug!

1953 Art: Matt Baker
Lug Nut: John Lustig

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Oh, That’s Rich!

Oh, That’s Rich!

Original Vintage Art & Text

Art by Sid Greene from the story “Betrayal of Love” in Diary Loves #2, 1949.

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SCENE: Man cups a young woman's chin as he talks to her.

MAN: Don’t think of me as old! Think of me as rich!

1949 Art: Sid Greene Re-ink & Color: Diego Jourdan Pereira
Wiser, Not Older: John Lustig
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