Confessions of the Lovelorn #107
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Girl No Man Wanted!" from Confessions of the Lovelorn #107 (1959), a wartime scheme between a skeptical sergeant and his WAC girlfriend takes an unexpected turn when genuine feelings emerge. Written by Richard Hughes and illustrated by John Rosenberger, with inks and letters by Rosenberger and Ed Hamilton, the story follows Sgt. Olsen’s cruel test of Albert’s worth—only to see the quiet soldier rise in courage when lives are on the line. The cover, also by Rosenberger, captures the emotional tension of a moment that changes everything.
Louise, tired of being rejected for her quirks—too talkative, too fearful, too kind—finds unexpected purpose when she rescues a man who collapses on a railroad track. As she tends to him in the hospital, the man, Nick, a once-famous playwright recovering from a breakdown, begins to see her flaws as strengths. In this quiet moment of connection, she discovers her worth in ways she never expected.
In "If I Had It To Do Over Again!" from *Confessions of the Lovelorn* #107, Carol’s marriage to Dave unravels when her insistence on financial security clashes with his dream of opening a bookstore. Years later, a changed Dave returns, and their past regrets stir the possibility of a second chance—though the road to reconciliation won’t be simple.
In a wartime platoon where toughness is prized, Sgt. Olsen mocks Albert for his sensitivity—until he tricks his WAC girlfriend Wendy into pretending to court him. When a forest fire traps the unit and Olsen abandons his men, Albert steps up in a moment of courage, leaving Wendy to save the day. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, exploring how loyalty and compassion can bloom in the harshest of times.
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