Career Girl Romances #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Cover Girl and the Clown," high school student Gina Moore juggles her dreams of Hollywood with a secret romance, using a clever trick to fake stage kisses—imagining her boyfriend Dan Holden instead of her co-star. When a chance encounter with movie star Howard Rand opens the door to her big break, Gina finds herself torn between fame and the real connection she’s been holding onto. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Bill Montes with inks by Jon D'Agostino, this 1964 Charlton gem features a heartfelt look at first love and the choices that shape a future, all wrapped in a striking cover by Dick Giordano and Pat Masulli.
In "The Cover Girl and the Clown," top model Suzi Grant finds herself unexpectedly overshadowed when her photo shoot with circus clown Sad Sam catapults him into fame—though Sam has no interest in the spotlight. As their unlikely connection grows, the two discover something deeper beneath the publicity, leading to a quiet, heartfelt bond that defies the spotlight.
Marie Willard has dreamed of being an airline hostess since she was a child, and now that she’s finally on the job, she’s determined to focus on her career—no matter how many romantic opportunities come her way. In this quiet, character-driven story from *Career Girl Romances* #24, her dedication to her path takes center stage, set against the backdrop of mid-60s aviation life.
In "Hollywood Heartbreak," Gina Moore trades the stage lights of her high school drama club for the glare of Hollywood dreams, only to find her heart still caught on a memory. When a famous star takes notice and a pivotal scene forces her to choose between fame and feeling, Gina must decide what truly matters.
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