We're doing a mini-series of Spanish-language comics on the main site, and I thought this Missed Opportunity would complement it nicely.
Men of Mexican and Latin American descent apparently prefer their Good Girl Art on the unsubtle side, judging by this and pretty much every other example we've ever seen:
Bellas del Noche #20 - "I syringe you, the boy"
We've seen what I call "Shots to the Behind" before and we'll be seeing quite a few of them in the future, probably as part of a planned future article on the history of the spanking cartoon, but this one stands out for the obvious reasons of the viewing angle and the extreme degree to which the female subject is
bending over. The gag is basically always the same: Doctor gives a female patient an injection in her
gluteus maximus when it is obvious or implied that it is normally given in another part of the anatomy. Nowhere near as satisfying as a spanking, but at least we're in "stinging behind" territory, which we believe historically paved the way for the spanking cartoon.
The dialogue on the cover runs like this:
DOCTOR: A little more on the side...
PATIENT: ...and the little one bites me!
This isn't too clear, and it seems strange that the syringe was just left in place with the plunger un-depressed, but Good Lord, what a target!

Usually the patient is standing or slightly bent over, but this girl is bent all the way over the exam table!

It makes you want to get your paddle out and go to work on the fanny of this very deserving spankee. I've only seen one other cartoon (essentially what this cover is) that comes close, and that was a modern example by
Dean Yeagle (and yes, I'll be posting it eventually).