Cover: Jay Scott Pike

Falling in Love #136

Sep 1972 · DC · 0.20 USD

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In "The Other Side of Love," Carl's quiet regret over a modest engagement ring begins to weigh on him as the years pass, shaping his marriage in ways he never expected. When he finally earns enough to replace it with a real diamond, Ruth’s reaction reveals a truth far deeper than he imagined. Art by John Rosenberger with inks by Vince Colletta and letters by Milt Snapinn, this 1972 DC story captures a tender moment of emotional revelation, with a cover by Jay Scott Pike that perfectly mirrors its quiet intensity.

Contains 3 stories

The Other Side of Love

9 pp · Romance

In "The Other Side of Love," Inga pleads with her boyfriend Dan to leave his high-risk job building skyscrapers, fearing for his safety—until a close friend’s injury forces Dan to confront the real cost of his choices. The story captures a quiet, heartfelt moment where love and fear meet, testing the strength of their bond.

Deception!

6 pp · Romance

In "Deception!" from Falling in Love #136, Carl’s quiet guilt over a cheap engagement ring he gave Ruth lingers through their first year of marriage, a small lie that grows heavier with time. When he finally saves enough to buy her a real diamond, Ruth’s reaction holds a surprise that turns the moment into something neither of them expected.

Please Try to Love Me!

7 pp · Romance

In "Please Try to Love Me!", Lana is determined to win back Ricky’s heart after he tells her he doesn’t want to marry her—she’s ready to change anything to prove she’s worth his love. The story unfolds with quiet intensity as she confronts her own flaws, hoping to reshape their future without losing herself.