A Moon, A Girl, Romance #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hearts along the Ski Trail," handsome ski instructor Nels finds himself the object of affection among the lodge’s wealthy guests, but it’s Kathy—traveling with the aloof Laura—who truly catches his eye. As she struggles to follow her employer’s questionable advice on how to win him, her hesitation gives way to a quiet moment of honesty when Nels reveals he was drawn to her authenticity all along. With art by Harry Harrison and inks by Wally Wood, and a cover by Al Feldstein, this 1950 EC gem captures a tender, character-driven romance set against the snowy backdrop of a mountain lodge.
In "Hearts along the Ski Trail," ski instructor Nels finds himself caught between the attention of wealthy lodge guests, until quiet Kathy—traveling with her employer, Laura—draws his eye. Torn between pretending to be bold and staying true to herself, Kathy faces a moment of honesty when Nels reveals he was never fooled by her act, but admired her genuine spirit all along. With a shared glance and a quiet promise, the two begin to imagine a future together.
In "Under-Cover Love," Janet finds her quiet life upended when her ex-boyfriend Cappy returns, stirring long-buried feelings and forcing her to confront her marriage to his brother Neil. Torn between past and present, she makes a desperate choice that leads her away from home, only to find herself rebuilding her life far from the family she left behind.
In "My Office Romance," secretary Madge finds herself caught between duty and desire as her boss Paul struggles to win her hand—only to see his promotion go to Ronny, the owner’s careless son, whose arrogance turns the office into a minefield. When Paul finally stands up to Ronny, a shocking confession from Randall changes everything, leaving Madge and Paul on the brink of a future they never thought possible.
In the sun-drenched setting of a summer boarding house, composer Johnny finds himself drawn to the quiet charm of Clare. As their romance blooms, the arrival of singer Nona and her friends stirs jealousy and doubt, leading Clare to believe she’s been misled—until a dramatic wedding-day interruption forces her to confront what she truly wants.
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Reprinted in A Moon, a Girl...Romance #11 (1950), The Fantagraphics EC Artists' Library #39 (2026)
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