Below is the original 1960s art from a story called “Heartbreaker.” Jill is the campus tease. She came to the dance with Bill. She’s leaving with Ron. Lucky Ron?
Below is the original 1960s art. (If it appears squished in your browser then click on the image to unsquish and enlarge!)
I’m showing the entire page here—and without any touch ups—just to show how much cleaning some of the art needs before I can use it.
Some need very little. This page needed needed a bit more than most—but far less than some!—because I had to scan from a negative. The negatives I received from Charlton always seem to be dirtier and drop out more detail than Charlton’s photostats.
In case you’re wondering, I’ve digitally reversed the whites and blacks of the negative so that it looks like a like a regular page of art.
Click on image to enlarge.
Below is the original 1960s art—featuring a theme that only makes sense if you have the IQ of mud…or possibly if you’re in love:
And here’s the original romance art from the 1960s. One headache on the way!
Transcript:
SCENE: Woman looking apprehensive.
WOMAN: Oh, no!
I’ve got a headache! You must be horny!
1959 Art: Vince Colletta Studio New Color: Allen Freeman
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The story for the original 1960’s romance art (below) has a very different theme. Why study when you can get married?
