Career Girl Romances #45
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Formula for Love," office manager Doris Bassett finds herself torn between duty and desire when she must fire her coworker Mike Cullen—only to secretly orchestrate his second chance with a job through his uncle. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Ernesto R. Garcia, this 1968 Charlton romance blends workplace tension with heartfelt reconciliation, culminating in a playful, tender moment that sets the stage for a shared future. The cover, by Dick Giordano, captures the story’s warm, lighthearted mood with a classic, expressive style.
In "Formula for Love," Florence Halleck, a quiet lab analyst, finds herself drawn to Dr. Bob Gorman, whose professional visits to her lab spark unexpected feelings. When Helen promises to introduce Bob to a new girl at the nurses' party, Florence secretly attends—transformed by a change of clothes and glasses—unaware that Bob sees only the uniform, not the woman beneath.
In the hushed corridors of the United Nations, Susan Carr finds herself drawn to Feodor Lavlovich, a Soviet assistant interpreter whose quiet demeanor masks a growing tension between duty and desire. As their secret romance unfolds amid the Cold War’s shadow, trust becomes a fragile thing—especially when Feodor asks for asylum and marries Susan, leaving both their futures hanging in the balance.
In "You're Fired, Darling!" from Career Girl Romances #45 (1968), Doris Bassett, the office manager, faces a painful dilemma when she must let go of Mike Cullen, the man she secretly loves. Though he’s struggling at work, she quietly arranges a new position for him through his uncle, hoping to protect his pride. When Mike finds out the truth, their emotional reunion leads to a playful, heartfelt moment—and a promise of a future neither expected.
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Reprinted in Weird Love #3 (2014), Weird Love #1 (2015)
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