Artist unknown. Art from “Chip on Her Shoulder” in Ten-Story Love #196, 1954.
What should Lucinda have raised that would’ve been less controversial than cats?
A. Cute, cuddly puppy dogs.
B. Unicorns.
C. Marijuana.
D. Tax deductions—uh, I mean children.
E. Killer tomatoes.
Meanwhile, back in the present…
See the revamped version of this art and with new, funny dialogue in today’s Last Kiss Comic.
Meanwhile, back in 1954…
See the original 1954 art and dialogue for today’s Last Kiss webcomic here.
Meanwhile, back in 1950…
See the original 1950 art and dialogue for today’s Last Kiss webcomic here.
If you’re like most people, you’ve said to yourself, “Gee, I like cats and I like zombies. If only I could enjoy both at the same time.”
Today’s Zombie Cat is for you.
It’s like the Walking Dead crossed with Garfield—revolting and yet kinda cute. Credit (or blame) for this disturbing visual goes to my pal Mike (The Monster) Pascale.
I also want to mention and thank my brother-in-law Rich (The Rascal) Hernandez for the basic idea for Zombie Cat and the “Last Hiss” title for today’s comic. If dead talking pets become the next Internet rage, it’s his fault.
Finally, I owe a big thanks to Diego (The Dude) Jourdan Pereira for the Last Kiss comic that we zombified! (See it and the original 1954 comic art below.)
Artist unknown. Art from Ten-Story Love #196, 1954.
I recently posted a panel depicting a woman who’s breeding cats—even though her handsome neighbor hates them. A lot of fans have asked me how this romance turned out.
Frankly, this little saga is full of hilariously inappropriate moments too absurd to miss. So here’s the entire seven-page story in all it’s catty infamy!
(Scans courtesy of http://comicbookplus.com/ —a terrific site to read old comics.)
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