turner-d-century: From 2006 to 2008, Marvel briefly published a line of romance comics that re-scripted romance stories from the 1960s and ’70s, but retained the original art. Incorporating smatterings of 21st century popular culture and technology with new dialogue — these updated stories are no holds barred goofy! … “Love Me, Love My Clones!” was originally titled, “Jilted!” and was published in My Love #14 (November 1971) with art by Don Heck and John Romita, Sr. In the original story, raven-haired Connie is jilted by her boyfriend, only to find out that it is a blessing in disguise. The Redux version, “Love Me, Love My Clones!” is about — you guessed it — a girl who is smitten by a set of handsome clones!

turner-d-century:

From 2006 to 2008, Marvel briefly published a line of romance comics that re-scripted romance stories from the 1960s and ’70s, but retained the original art. Incorporating smatterings of 21st century popular culture and technology with new dialogue — these updated stories are no holds barred goofy!

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“Love Me, Love My Clones!” was originally titled, “Jilted!” and was published in My Love #14 (November 1971) with art by Don Heck and John Romita, Sr. In the original story, raven-haired Connie is jilted by her boyfriend, only to find out that it is a blessing in disguise. The Redux version, “Love Me, Love My Clones!” is about — you guessed it — a girl who is smitten by a set of handsome clones!

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