Falling in Love #91
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Only Man for Me," Francine faces a heartfelt crossroads as her engagement to the dashing Jerry unfolds, only to discover that the man who's quietly loved her all along may be the one she truly needs. Mike Sekowsky's art and Bernard Sachs' inks bring emotional depth to this classic romance, while Jack Sparling's cover captures the story's poignant tension.
In "He Couldn't Love Me!" from Falling in Love #91 (1967), Edie finds herself caught between affection and confusion when Jeff, the man she thinks she knows, suddenly tells her he doesn’t love her “in that way.” Determined to prove him wrong, she sets out to show him what he’s been missing—without revealing her true feelings.
In "Blame It on My Heart," Francine finds herself torn between the man she's always known—charming Jerry—and the quiet, steadfast presence of his brother, Tod, whose feelings for her have gone unnoticed until now. As her engagement to Jerry unfolds, she begins to see the truth in the love that's been quietly waiting all along.
In "How Do I Love You!", Brenda’s childhood innocence is tested when her aunt catches her playing a kissing game with her friends—setting off a chain of memories that shapes her fear of intimacy years later. Now grown, she struggles to connect, seeing every romantic advance as a hidden trap, even as old feelings begin to stir.
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↩ Reprints Heart Throbs #49 (1957)
Reprinted in Magic Moment Romances #62 (1967)
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