Polynesia - Tahiti: Rainbow over the dry waterfall from the belvedere (memory of Wou Tao Tseu)
Jean Thomas
1977

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Polynesia - Tahiti: Rainbow over the dry waterfall from the belvedere (memory of Wou Tao Tseu)
Jean Thomas
1977
Night Nurse #4 (Thomas & Fite/Mortimer, May 1973). Christine Palmer takes a physical therapist job at a spooky seaside manor. Almost a shame a certain strange sorcerer didn’t turn up to enchant this gothic tale.
Night Nurse #2
by Jean Thomas and Winslow Mortimer
Marvel
Smile, please!
Jodie Foster as Jean Thomas aka The Nurse, Hotel Artemis (2018)
kinda can't wait to see jodie foster's relationship with dave bautista in hotel artemis after their interview. i can just imagine everest acting really scary and intimidating towards everyone and then all the nurse has to do is call him down for dinner or just show up and he's immediately just soft and basically like "ok mom" that's so funny
Spidey Super Stories 1 was written by Jean Thomas, and penciled by Win Mortimer. John Romita Sr did the cover. This comic was created based on the popularity of the live action version on the Childrens Television program, The Electric Company. It has a back pinup cover of the cast
Night Nurse #2 (Thomas/Mortimer, Jan 1973). Caught between personal and professional pressures, Christine Palmer debates whether to expose her boyfriend’s medical malpractice. The stakes are much more mundane and melodramatic than the superhero fare — but that makes it matter more when characters acknowledge how skilled and reliable these nurses are.