First Kiss #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Serious Type," Fran—a young woman from a quiet coastal town—finds herself restless in a life that feels too predictable. Tired of her modest routine, she leaves her engagement to pharmacist Paul Grove and dives into the glamorous world of summer visitors, only to realize their lives aren’t as fulfilling as they seem. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Joe Sinnott with inks by Vince Colletta, this 1960 Charlton issue captures a quiet moment of self-discovery, with cover art by Joe Sinnott, Dick Giordano, and inks by Vince Colletta and Jon D'Agostino.
In "The Serious Type," Jo finds herself reluctantly sharing a summer house with Kent Marsden, the charming campus hero she’s always dismissed. Though she’s more at home with a book than a conversation, Marcia begins to see that there’s more beneath Kent’s polished exterior than she ever expected.
In "Summer Always Passes," Fran, a young woman from a quiet seaside town, finds herself drawn to the glamorous lives of summer visitors, leaving behind her steady engagement to pharmacist Paul Grove. As she seeks a more exciting existence, she quickly learns that the glitter of the season hides a deeper emptiness.
In "The Betraying Kiss," Pam finds herself torn when her boyfriend Jimmy is accused of cheating on a crucial test that could win him a scholarship. To uncover the truth, she reluctantly agrees to go out with Jimmy’s rival, hoping to provoke a confession about the planted test questions.
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