"The Farmer's Wife" is an 8-page comic book story by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby published in their genre-launching romance comic book, Young Romance in 1947. The story tells of a young nurse and her marriage to a farmer fifteen years her senior. Typical of romance comics of the era, the tale expresses male viewpoints on female behavior, domesticity, love, sex, and marriage, and advocates female self-sacrifice for the sake of a lasting marriage.
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| - The Farmer's Wife (comics) (en)
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| - "The Farmer's Wife" is an 8-page comic book story by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby published in their genre-launching romance comic book, Young Romance in 1947. The story tells of a young nurse and her marriage to a farmer fifteen years her senior. Typical of romance comics of the era, the tale expresses male viewpoints on female behavior, domesticity, love, sex, and marriage, and advocates female self-sacrifice for the sake of a lasting marriage. (en)
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| - Joe Simon and Jack Kirby (en)
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| - "The Farmer's Wife" was one of several tales in the first issue of Simon and Kirby's Young Romance (en)
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| - September/October 1947 (en)
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| - "The Farmer's Wife" is an 8-page comic book story by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby published in their genre-launching romance comic book, Young Romance in 1947. The story tells of a young nurse and her marriage to a farmer fifteen years her senior. Typical of romance comics of the era, the tale expresses male viewpoints on female behavior, domesticity, love, sex, and marriage, and advocates female self-sacrifice for the sake of a lasting marriage. (en)
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