A Moon, A Girl, Romance #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Suspicious of His Intentions!", Johnny’s well-meaning attempt to help his girlfriend Terry land a job with her boss Ronald takes an unexpected turn when their professional relationship sparks something deeper. As feelings grow between Terry and the older Ronald, her loyalty to Johnny is tested—especially when Ronald, understanding her hesitation, steps back to let her choose her own path. Art by Harry Harrison and Wally Wood brings the emotional tension to life, with Al Feldstein’s cover capturing the story’s delicate balance of romance and doubt.
In "Suspicious of His Intentions!" from A Moon, A Girl, Romance #10 (1949), aspiring actress Lucy follows producer Russ to New York, only to grow uneasy about his motives. When her hometown boyfriend Tom rejects her over rumors, Russ arrives with an unexpected explanation—and a surprising proposal.
In "I Was a Wild Girl," Patsy struggles with her mother’s new relationship with John, turning to reckless choices in rebellion. When a dangerous encounter leaves her vulnerable, it’s her mother and John who pull her back—leading to a quiet, heartfelt shift in her path.
In "Triangle of Love," Jo finds herself caught between two very different men: the quiet, earnest Paul and his bold, athletic brother Jim, whose confidence dazzles her. As tensions rise between the brothers, Paul must finally stand up for himself—and for the girl he loves—before it’s too late.
In "I Thought I Loved My Boss," Jo finds herself caught between duty and desire when her boyfriend Johnny secures her a job as secretary to his older boss, Ronald. As their professional connection deepens into something more, Terry must confront her feelings—and the weight of a relationship that might be built on illusion, not love.
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Reprinted in A Moon, a Girl...Romance #10 (1949), The Fantagraphics EC Artists' Library #39 (2026)
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