Would there be an interest in exploring the from this era, or perhaps a discussion on the history of independent comic publishing ?

John Persons’ work is instantly recognizable due to his specific rendering style. His characters typically feature exaggerated physiques, high-contrast coloring, and a glossy, almost airbrushed finish. In "The Lesson," the "2 hot blondes" are depicted with the classic Persons aesthetic: ultra-feminine, meticulously groomed, and placed in scenarios designed to challenge their status or ego. Plot and Themes: "The Lesson"

The "lesson" usually involves a series of challenges or tasks that the characters must perform, testing their pride.