Last Kiss by John Lustig for August 19, 2022

Maybe if she was out of uniform?

I know. A low-hanging branch. But it had to be said

Don’t be an idiot, Joe. The streets will never love you back. They’ll stab you in the back in a heartbeat. Abby, on the other hand, could be your true friend, if you play it right. And when she’s through with you, she’ll stab you in the front.

Abby Amore should find another woman to love instead of these clueless numbnuts.

I don’t know She looks like a mean looking Yeoman to me !

Hopefully he’s not making love to his “girlfriend”.

I hope they do a ‘Previously on Love Cop’ just so I can keep up with this plot.

But can she love a man when she get out of uniform?

That cop must have a thing for hookers.

Philip Marlowe called. He wants his shtick back.

Joe’s name starts with a ‘C’ but it’s pronounce as “St”

Abby Amore — The copper-top lithe beauty in the stiff brown uniform, who left a battery of stiffs whenever she made contact — the shocking tail will now be exposed …

Good comparison….the streets can F you over and over then leave you alone and humiliated. You just got to find the right zip code. But she has a couple of good points…..

It’s either the mailman or the UPS guy….LOL

“Lust-laden” love the sentiment!

Did the Army have to order a special uniform in that bust size?

The only thing better than a woman in uniform is a woman out of uniform…grrr…

GAL: Whadaya mean, my ‘cannons’ should meet your ‘torpedo’?

I’ve seen that look before, it didn’t end well.

That explains the stains along the curb.

Why do I get the feeling she’s will be saying: “You vill luf me! Do it now!”

♪♫ “But when she kissed a cop down on 34th and Vine, he drank that little bottle of… Love Potion Number 9…” ♪♫

Getting intimate with his girlfriend has gotten him in trouble several times.

They only f*8k you over every day. she will not!

Looking forward to seeing more

I don’t know a lot of Frazetta’s work, but I’ve always treasured the book jacket covers he painted for Burroughs’ Martian books. I still have the editions I bought from The Science Fiction Book Club, circa 1970, in six volumes (Frazetta did covers for five). And I have a 16″ × 20″ print of the first one, his cover for A Princess of Mars. It was a premium given away by the same book club. It resided in my closet in my mother’s house for over 40 years. A few years ago, I finally retrieved it, framed it and it now hangs over my desk in my home office.

Next up: When Cupid went from arrows to .38 police specials.

Frazetta is the best!!!!