Confessions of the Lovelorn #114
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Inferiority Complex!" from Confessions of the Lovelorn #114 (1960) delivers a charming, period-specific take on romance and self-worth, spotlighting a whimsical "Heart Clinic" that promises to mend emotional wounds. With lettering by Ed Hamilton and a striking cover by Ken Bald, the issue blends gentle humor and earnest sentiment in a story that feels both timeless and uniquely of its era.
Sally Gaines, the most popular girl on campus, finds herself drawn to Victor Prince, a transfer student whose quiet demeanor and striking resemblance to her childhood fantasy figure stir long-buried emotions. As she struggles with her growing feelings, she confronts her own insecurities when Victor unexpectedly reveals his own doubts about being worthy of her affection.
When a young woman stands up to a man who’s been unfairly reprimanded, she’s surprised to find him quietly accepting the scolding—not out of fear, but because he’s been raised to respect older people and values peace over argument. Though others dismiss him as spineless, she begins to see that his meekness may stem from kindness, not weakness, especially when he’s faced with someone who’s not just loud, but wrong.
Lucy Foster, fresh from high school graduation, escapes her quiet town for a glamorous visit with her wealthy aunt and uncle in New York—only to be swept up by the charm of Alex Mallory, a dazzling stranger who claims their love is fated. As their whirlwind romance intensifies, Lucy finds herself torn between the thrilling promise of a grand future and the quiet, steady presence of her childhood friend, Will, whose memory lingers as she faces a life-altering decision.
In "Here's Your...Heart Clinic!", Jo finds herself drawn into a mysterious medical facility dedicated not to physical ailments, but to healing broken hearts. With a touch of whimsy and a hint of the unexpected, the story explores how this unusual clinic might just offer a cure for love’s most stubborn wounds.
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Reprinted in Weird Love #6 (2015), Weird Love #2 (2015)
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