Falling in Love #11

At a county bazaar's cake sale table, a blonde young woman fights to hold her composure while onlookers whisper around her — her speech bubble admitting she's expected to cry over a fellow named Bart spending the day with someone else. Tony Abruzzo's pencils and Bernard Sachs's inks capture that bittersweet tension with real emotional nuance, the crowded fairground setting making her private heartache feel all the more exposed. This June 1957 entry in DC's romance line also promises the story "Love Me, Love Me Not," making it a satisfying read for fans of mid-century romantic drama.