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Cover: Matt Baker

Diary Secrets #10

Feb 1952 · St. John · 0.10 USD
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“They Called Me a Wayward Girl”

In "They Called Me a Wayward Girl," Dotty’s life takes a turn when her job as a carhop ends after her charm draws unwanted attention—only to find herself at a crossroads between fleeting romance and real respect. With a heartfelt story drawn by Matt Baker in both interior and cover art, this 1952 issue captures a quiet moment of dignity and hope as Dotty finds a new beginning with Terry, a man whose kindness and integrity finally see her for who she truly is.

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artist, inker Matt Baker · writer Dana Dutch · cover Matt Baker

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artist, inker Matt Baker
writer Dana Dutch
cover pencils, inks Matt Baker

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Dotty is fired from her job as a carhop because she attracts too much male attention. She flirts with Toni and asks him to get her a job in his family’s store but his father won’t agree. She dates Elmer, who gives her numerous gifts, but her mother sends them back. Decent, hardworking Terry buys the drive-in and hires Dotty back, and will also be her boyfriend.

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