Darling Love #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis summer 1951 installment of Archie's Darling Love wastes no time dropping readers into a charged love-triangle confrontation: a woman in a green coat bursts in on a couple — a dark-haired woman in a gold dress leaning close to a suited man on a red sofa — demanding answers, while the caption promises a story about driving someone out of your life because you loved them too much. Harry Lucey's crisp linework gives the drama a sharp, cinematic clarity, capturing the tension between all three figures with confident economy. A perfect snapshot of the mid-century romance comics Archie was doing so well in 1951.
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Artist Venetia takes a job with Perry’s ad agency. He supports her desire to become a serious artist and proposes marriage. She is grateful to him but doesn’t love him. She postpones making a decision so as not to hurt his feelings. Talent agency head Greg dates Venetia while Perry’s away and they fall in love. When Perry returns, Venetia has to decide between the two men. She chooses Perry, because he loves her deeply while Greg’s affection is more superficial.
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