No Yabba! No Dabba!

No Yabba! No Dabba!

More Last Kiss fun from Jenny Blake & Diego Jourdan Pereira!

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MAN: Clumsy cow! We can’t win the Elite Swells Dance Competition if you can’t follow my lead!
WOMAN (THOUGHT): He thinks he’s Fred Astaire.
WOMAN (THOUGHT): More like Fred Flintstone.
WOMAN (THOUGHT): And he’s about to be kicked in his yabba-dabba-doos.

Birthday Dance

Birthday Dance

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SCENE: Man and woman dancing.

WOMAN: I’m so glad you remembered my birthday!

MAN: Birthday? Oh…crud! Now she’ll expect me to pay for dinner!

From the story “My Secret” in First Kiss #27
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Dancing with the Scars

Dancing with the Scars

In addition to a snazzy art by Kirsten Wilson, today’s comic shows off the new Last Kiss logo by frequent contributor Diego Jourdan Pereira.

As much as I liked the old logo, this one gives me many more options and is easier to modify as needed. In particular it’s going to reproduce better and be more readable—even at very small sizes—on t-shirts and other merchandise.

Thanks, Diego!

Original art by Matt Baker for the cover of WARTIME ROMANCES #10, 1952.

 

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SCENE: Alarmed woman dancing with a smiling serviceman.

SERVICEMAN: I’m still learning to dance! So don’t blame yourself if I step on your feet!

1952 Art: Matt Baker Re-Creation: Kirsten Wilson

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Original art adapted from the a portion of the cover by Matt Baker from WARTIME ROMANCES #10, 1952.

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SCENE: Alarmed woman dancing with a smiling serviceman.

SERVICEMAN: I’m still learning to dance! So don’t blame yourself if I step on your feet!

1952 Art: Matt Baker Re-Creation: Kirsten Wilson

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Original art adapted from the a portion of the cover by Matt Baker from WARTIME ROMANCES #10, 1952.

Dance Sex

Dance Sex

Below is the original romance art from the 1960s.

Of course, the original dialog is totally innocent—in context. But, if you want to read it as a continuation of my Last Kiss dialog…wow! Those are two horny kids!

Apparently they’ve decided that some “like sex” isn’t as much fun as the real thing.

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SCENE: A man and woman are holding hands at a dance.

MAN: Gee! Dancing is like sex! It’s more fun with a partner!

Art by Vince Colletta Studio

Your Birthday and Me

Your Birthday and Me

See? I didn’t forget your birthday. I did this comic, (insert your name), just for you!

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SCENE: Man and woman dancing.

WOMAN: Silly me! I thought you forgot my birthday!

MAN (thinking): Birthday? Oh…crud! Now she’ll expect me to pay for dinner!