Boyfriend #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Girl of His Dreams," Wendy—whose luck always seems to land her the best breaks—finds herself unexpectedly swept into a romantic night with the company's most charming man, only to be left when his patience wears thin. Seeking solace, she takes a wrong turn, misses her ride, and ends up stranded on a bench, where she meets a boy with a broken-down car and a shared destination. With Antonio Correa Expósito handling both art and inks, this 1960 City Magazines gem captures a quiet moment of connection amid misfortune, where luck may finally balance out—on its own terms.
In the quiet South Sea isle of Lahiti, Noreen—raised under her father’s care as the isle’s trusted doctor—finds herself torn between the life she’s known and a longing for something beyond the waves. When a young doctor arrives to assist her father, a quiet connection sparks, drawing her toward a future far from the island. But when Tomas, the son of a pearl diver, sees the doctor with Noreen, jealousy flares—and he sets out in his fragile canoe, heedless of the storm gathering on the horizon.
In "Poison Ivy," Wendy’s string of luck—once a charm—starts to feel like a curse when her charming date abruptly leaves her, fed up with her endless fortune. Seeking refuge, she takes a wrong turn and finds herself stranded near a broken-down car, where a fellow traveler with a similar misfortune shares her bench—and maybe something more. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this brief, bittersweet romance from Boyfriend #30 (1960) captures a quiet moment of connection born not from luck, but from shared missteps.
In "My Angry Love," Susan tries to end things with Vince after his quick temper makes their relationship tense, but a quiet moment of restraint—when he walks away from a fight—makes her reconsider. The story captures a tender, real-life shift in a relationship, where change isn’t shouted but shown in a single, quiet choice.
ComicBooks.com Value
Find on ebay
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸