In case it isn’t clear, I didn’t write the dialogue for this one.
Why? Well, occasionally I’ll come across an old comic book panel or cover and go-–wow! I’m not going to top that dialogue. This is one of those times. And I decided to share it.
I don’t know who wrote the dialogue, but the art is by Matt Baker—widely considered the greatest romance comic artist of his time. (And some think the best of all time.)
They were literally not enough men to go around during and after the war. That’s how women got away with being such flirts and men got away with being such jerks.
I was stationed aboard a ballistic missile submarine. They had 2 crews and when one crew was aboard the other had a month of R&R followed by 2 months of training before they swapped. Technically we were stationed in South Carolina but operated out of Rota Spain, so we’d fly out of Charleston to relieve the crew in Spain. The scene at the airport was the opposite of this comic. After the tearful goodbye some of the wives or girl friends would go to the airport bar and pick up guys. I could never bring myself to pickup someone’s cheating wife.
John Lustig (Last Kiss) creator 9 months ago
In case it isn’t clear, I didn’t write the dialogue for this one.
Why? Well, occasionally I’ll come across an old comic book panel or cover and go-–wow! I’m not going to top that dialogue. This is one of those times. And I decided to share it.
I don’t know who wrote the dialogue, but the art is by Matt Baker—widely considered the greatest romance comic artist of his time. (And some think the best of all time.)
mokspr Premium Member 9 months ago
“They say” she’s had a sailor in every port!
Imagine 9 months ago
I don’t know why, but I’m reminded of a wartime saying about loose lips. Sinking what? Torpedos? Nah, that can’t be it.
PraiseofFolly 9 months ago
Man-tata! Has Ray been stung!
buer 9 months ago
These are serious heels!
Crumb creator 9 months ago
A sailor in every ship.
Jayalexander 9 months ago
A true patriot, Keeping morale high and morals low.
Pharmakeus Ubik 9 months ago
Collect them all!
A1scout 9 months ago
IMHO, she would be more like a nuclear submarine Boomer class, as the joke would go…lol
markkahler52 9 months ago
And those two probably ARE engaged!!
phritzg Premium Member 9 months ago
She really enjoyed it when he crossed her equator, because she’d never been with a man down under before.
pat sandy creator 9 months ago
shore leave love…
bmckee 9 months ago
But she never dated Marines. She was rotten to the Corps.
rodney 9 months ago
I was in the Navy for 10 years. This isn’t far off from reality. It’s a bit tamer than reality than how the spouses were.
P51Strega 9 months ago
“…never anyone else {under her breath:} from the USS Saratoga.”
“But I see the Enterprise has just arrived, gotta go.”
MuddyUSA Premium Member 9 months ago
She is like the one in every port………..
Calvins Brother 9 months ago
She’s built like a Submarine, long and slim, but she’s really a Cruiser.
ChessPirate 9 months ago
“Fleet’s in!”
“Oh! Bye-bye, whatever your name is!”
MeGoNow Premium Member 9 months ago
And all six sailors in the boat replied, “We are.”
Mike Baldwin creator 9 months ago
All’s fair in Love and War.
mistercatworks 9 months ago
They were literally not enough men to go around during and after the war. That’s how women got away with being such flirts and men got away with being such jerks.
Jayalexander 9 months ago
She was some dish, Miss Petri.
Ivan the Terrible 9 months ago
Ah, the good old days when women supported the men in uniform.
John Lustig (Last Kiss) creator 9 months ago
Yes. She is very patriotic.
Another Take 9 months ago
BLONDIE: Johnny! I hardly recognize you after six months at sea.
JACK: That’s cause I’m Jack.
BLONDIE: You changed your name?
BILL ON THE LADDER: HEY JOHNNIE – YOUR GAL IS CONFUSED AGAIN!
Chris Sherlock 9 months ago
She was engaged to all of them, at one time or another.
Bill The Nuke 9 months ago
I was stationed aboard a ballistic missile submarine. They had 2 crews and when one crew was aboard the other had a month of R&R followed by 2 months of training before they swapped. Technically we were stationed in South Carolina but operated out of Rota Spain, so we’d fly out of Charleston to relieve the crew in Spain. The scene at the airport was the opposite of this comic. After the tearful goodbye some of the wives or girl friends would go to the airport bar and pick up guys. I could never bring myself to pickup someone’s cheating wife.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace 9 months ago
*….and if there ever HAD been anyone else, my love for you would have made me forget them already."