(courtesy of Knight Features)
About Luann
Get hooked on the life of this sixteen year-old girl.
Okay, she's sixteen. The other kids in this series of panels are her classmates, so it's safe to assume that they are also 16, or possibly 17, maybe 15, I don't know. The point is they're sixteen years old.
Okay? So here we go.
So these 16-year old girls seem to be saying that their idea of "service" is to go down to Walter Reed as eye candy for wounded soldiers. That can't really be what they mean, right?



And the wounded veteran is portrayed as ready and eager for a little statutory rape. Unless this strip takes place in a state wherein the age of consent is 16, then it's just wildly inappropriate. And creepy. Although not as creepy as the way Tiffany is drawn, jutting her low-cut top out at the soldier.
Although this is not the first time the strip's author Greg Evans has displayed Tiffany in a far-too-suggestive way.


Anyway, back to the hospital.


Luann needs some cheering up in the last panel. Don't worry Luann, today is Tiffany's turn to be treated like a sex object, you had your turn earlier. Remember?

But don't take my word for it, here's more from Knight Features:
Readers of all ages love Luann, the exciting comic strip by Greg Evans that brings to life the daily drama of being a young woman.
And who has more insight into what life is like for a young woman than this guy?

And prostitution!
In all storylines, Evans holds Luann up as a fine example of the positive power cartoons can have.
Yeah, not all storylines.
