Here is the second George Morrice spanking cartoon from the March, 1956 issue of Comedy. This must have been
one of the first that Morrice drew, which may explain the use of a slipper as a spanking implement, something that is
more common in England than the U.S. The OTK positioning is better than in the previous example, but this time
Morrice has the spanker using the wrong hand, a common mistake of several artists on which we have commented numerous times.
Nice, form-fitting cami-knickers delineate the spankee's bottom rather nicely.
We hope the gag here isn't misunderstood. Surely neither Morrice nor Abe Goodman intended to portray a forced marriage;
rather, the spanking persuades a stubborn female who had no reason to turn her suitor down to be more reasonable.
Ah, romance!
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From Web-Ed's collection, posted on 09/02/2011. Click to double-size.
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Cover of the March, 1956 Comedy. Click to double-size.
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