Cupid #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Would I Always Be … Tomorrow’s Bride?", Lucy finds herself caught between her feelings for her older boss, lawyer Roger, and the unexpected truth behind the bodyguard he’s hired—Joe. When a dangerous confrontation at Roger’s home reveals Joe’s true identity as the son of a man Roger wrongfully imprisoned, the lines between loyalty, justice, and love begin to blur. Art by Mike Sekowsky and inks by Christopher Rule bring the emotional tension to life in this gripping 1950 issue.
In "Would I Always Be … Tomorrow’s Bride?", June faces a quiet storm of doubt when her free-spirited fiancé David disappears, leaving her to wonder if their love can survive his absence. When he returns with a new purpose and a steady job, June must decide if she can trust that his change is real—or if she’s just hoping for a future that might never come.
In "A Heart Filled with Fear!" from Cupid #2 (1950), Lucy finds herself torn between her growing feelings for her boss, lawyer Roger, and the unexpected presence of Joe, the bodyguard he’s hired to protect him. When a dangerous confrontation erupts at Roger’s home, Joe’s actions reveal a past buried in secrets—ones that could shatter the fragile trust between Lucy, Roger, and the man she’s come to care for.
In "A Love to Fight For!", Frank, a man with a past, finds himself drawn to Ann, the woman who runs a trucking company with her brother Bob. When Bob falsely accuses Frank of stealing a crate of perfume, the accusation threatens to tear them apart—especially as Frank’s history makes him an easy target. But when Bob sees how deeply Ann cares for Frank, he’s forced to confront his own jealousy and confess the truth.
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Reprinted in Illustrated Romance Library #115 (1959)
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