Diary Loves #8

Mar 1951 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD

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“I Played With Fire”

In "I Played With Fire," nurse Janet finds herself caught between duty and emotion during the "Matrean" War, as her boyfriend, Army captain Don Brady, grows drawn to Chia-San, a mysterious refugee interpreter. With tensions rising and loyalties tested, Janet must confront her fears and trust her instincts when the truth about Chia-San begins to surface. Robert Pious and Charles Sultan bring this tense wartime drama to life with evocative artwork in a 1951 issue that captures the emotional stakes of conflict and deception.

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artist Robert Pious · artist Charles Sultan

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artist Robert Pious

artist Charles Sultan

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Janet is a nurse working near the front lines of the “Matrean” War. Her boyfriend is Army captain Don Brady. A group of refugees arrives, led by the sexy Chia-San, who serves as their interpreter. Chia-San provides valuable information to Don, who is smitten by her beauty. Janet exposes Chia-San as an enemy spy and accepts Don’s apology for straying.

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