Cupid #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCupid #1 (1949) kicks off with a heartfelt twist on romance in "The One Who Hated Love!"—a story drawn by Mike Sekowsky that follows Maude, a woman hired to care for Mrs. Wyatt, and her unexpected connection with the politician Jeff. As Maude’s feelings grow, she grapples with the shadow of Jeff’s past, only to learn the truth behind his estrangement from Gloria, whose memory he’d wrongly held onto. A tender, character-driven tale of second chances, told with quiet emotional depth.
In "The One Who Hated Love!" from Cupid #1 (1949), Maude finds herself drawn to Jeff Wyatt, the brooding politician whose icy demeanor melts only after she saves his mother from a fire. Though Maude fears Jeff still mourns his late fiancée Gloria, a startling truth about Gloria’s betrayal begins to change everything—leaving Maude to wonder if love, once thought impossible, might finally be within reach.
In "Cora Dodd's Amazing Decision!", Susan fumes as her sister Cora once again steals her romantic interest—this time targeting Owen, a man Susan dismisses as a "funny-looking drip." But when Cora unexpectedly falls for Owen’s quiet charm and elopes with him, Susan finds herself rethinking her own date, Gil, who may not be handsome but shows genuine kindness.
In "Was I a Wicked Wife?", newlywed Ellen struggles to adapt to married life with Tom, her lack of household skills putting a strain on their early days together. When a moment of carelessness leads to a serious accident, Ellen confronts the weight of her actions and learns that marriage demands more than good intentions—it takes full commitment.
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Reprinted in Cupid #1 (1950), True Secrets #9 (1951)
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