Romance Comics

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lizyerby: lizyerby: This comic is extra good if you read it while listening to vince guaraldi’s ska

Golden and Silver Age romance comics have long languished in a kind of postmodern carbonite, frozen

I, too, am one of the faithful. (painfully altered from Falling In Love comics, May 1972, which I st

Raindrops

concept OC for comics “The End of romance”And… I like it, but wanna make more con

“Could You Be Happy Knowing You Were His… THIRD CHOICE?”Falling In Love #100 - DC

“The Truth About Men”Falling In Love #104 - DC Comics, January, 1969

Korrasami: SweetKorrasami: Sweet’s Cover of the 15 page comic. You can check out the preview of the

Girls’ Romances No. 43, February-March 1957

True Romance Vol. 22 No. 3, December 1957

Hiya I’m making a comic Inktober about a cute dwarf (Bark) and elf (Fen) having a tiny fun adventure

Girls’ Romances No. 43, February-March 1957

Takane-chan - Hibi ChouchouShibazeki Suiren.

Here’s some digital sketches from Januaries WelterHitch I liked. There was a lot of hidden design el

Definitely brains.

HomeThis is the third part of this story.The First Part - The Girl and a FiendThe Second Part - One

purutsukid:the moon asks a question by dirgewithoutmusicillustrated by purutsukid

birdandmoon: This week at YourWildCity.com: some romance tips. Support us on Patreon When the phra

Back Door Love - Simon & Kirbyclick here for best Back Door Love comic talk

Girls’ Romances No. 43, February-March 1957

Mad, Mad Modes for Moderns 1960s

Still a favorite! I love drawing Voss in this kind of armor over the past year or so. I really loved

Shovel, pickax, crowbar, what’s the difference…Planet Comics #21 (1942, Nov.), page

comicslams:Love and Romance Vol. 2 No. 6, June 1972

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