Falling in Love #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Two Hearts Lost!", Vicky’s trip to Italy takes an unexpected turn when she’s drawn to the quiet town tied to her past with former boyfriend Earl. As she uncovers fragments of their shared history—only to find Earl missing and the other girl’s story unresolved—her journey home becomes a quiet reckoning. Arthur Peddy’s art, with Bernard Sachs’ inks, brings emotional depth to a story of memory and second chances, while Tony Abruzzo’s cover captures the bittersweet longing at its heart.
In "Two Hearts Lost!" from Falling in Love #31 (1959), a young woman still reeling from the loss of her soldier boyfriend finds herself drawn to a mysterious stranger who appears from a foggy night—first in her dreams, then in the quiet stillness of her waking world. As their paths cross in the fragile light of memory and longing, she grapples with the fear that this fleeting connection might vanish as suddenly as it began.
In "First Love!", Abby faces a quiet moment of doubt when Dan claims she’s the first girl he’s ever loved—only to find a note from one of his past girlfriends tucked in a cookbook. Her heart races as she wonders if his words were true, and her surprise dinner for him takes on a new, uncertain weight.
In a quiet Italian town where memories linger like the scent of jasmine, Vicky follows a thread of longing back to the place where her past with Earl briefly unraveled. Though the town holds echoes of a love that never was, the real mystery lies in what happened to Earl—and why, when she returns home, he’s waiting with nothing but regret in his eyes.
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Reprinted in Young Romance #157 (1968), Heart Throbs #118 (1969), Girls' Romances #139 (1969), Magic Moment Romances #74 (1969), Heart Throbs #141 (1972), Young Love #114 (1975)
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