Brides in Love #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "That Old Feeling," newspaper reporter May Hallet, still reeling from the loss of her husband Lewis Parker in a tragic car accident, returns to work only to find herself assigned to write a tribute to the man she thought she knew. As she digs into his past, the man celebrated as a civic hero begins to unravel into someone far more complicated than the legend she believed in. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Charles Nicholas, with inks by Sal Trapani and a cover by Vince Colletta, this 1961 Charlton classic blends romance and quiet mystery in a story that questions the stories we tell about the people we love.
In "That Old Feeling," Jan Hadley, happily married to Mel, stumbles upon an old photo of herself with her former beau, Jack Phalen, sparking a quiet moment of reflection. When she unexpectedly sees Jack at a party with Mel, the past briefly surfaces—but her heart stays firmly where it belongs.
In "Hatred Vs Love," newlyweds Nora and Rodney Ellis find their honeymoon quickly derailed by a bitter argument that follows them to a country club dinner. As their friends quietly provoke them with pointed remarks about each other, the couple unexpectedly defends one another—until their rift dissolves without either realizing why. The next morning, they both wake up wondering if their sudden reconciliation was truly their own doing.
In "This Was My Love," newspaper reporter May Hallet is stunned to find herself assigned to write a tribute to Lewis Parker—the man she married and lost in a tragic car accident on their honeymoon. Though he was hailed as a civic hero, May begins to uncover a past that doesn’t match the man she thought she knew, forcing her to question everything she believed about the man she loved.
Ellen Hastings turns down Lee’s proposal, convinced marriage is doomed after watching her parents’ relationship fall apart. When she meets her father’s new wife, she hears a perspective that challenges everything she thought she knew—leaving her to reconsider what love and commitment might truly mean.
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