Forbidden Love #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Brimstone Kisses," May and Chick run The Silver Dollar club near the Big Bend Dam, where May's performances draw crowds but clash with her growing discomfort over the club’s sleazy atmosphere. When construction worker Deke Weems condemns the club as sinful, tensions rise—until a reckless act of defiance leads to an unexpected moment of connection. Written and illustrated by Paul Gustavson, this 1950 issue captures a quiet, bittersweet turning point in a relationship tested by ambition, judgment, and the cost of love.
In "Brimstone Kisses," May and Chick run The Silver Dollar club near the Big Bend Dam, where May’s dancing draws crowds and Chick profits from liquor and gambling—until the construction worker Deke Weems, appalled by the club’s ways, clashes with Chick. When business dips, May takes a risky step to ruin Deke’s reputation, but his unexpected apology sparks a quiet reckoning. As the club hums with tension and secrets, May and Chick confront what truly matters between them.
In "I Gave Him Everything," widow Linda, still reeling from loss, finds herself drawn to the younger Peter—her affection deepening even as she questions her choices. When she pulls funding from his factory after seeing him with Peggy, Peter prepares to leave, but a quiet moment of honesty leads to a fragile, heartfelt reconciliation.
In "My Foolish Pride," wealthy socialite Beth grapples with the tension between her feelings for actor Ted and the expectations of her privileged life. When Ted proposes an elopement to escape the spotlight, Beth hesitates—until her parents reveal his test was meant to uncover whether her love or her pride would win out.
In "Hate on Skates," Jo, a spirited former waitress, trades her apron for skates to join Duke’s roller derby team, Roller Riot, where rivalry ignites between her and fellow skater Cora. As tensions rise and Duke’s mysterious motives come to light, the line between competition and manipulation blurs—until a serious injury forces Dot to confront the truth behind the games she’s been playing.
In "The Inner Fire," nurse Laura finds herself caught between duty and desire when she's hired to care for the ailing Mr. Carson, under the watchful eye of Dr. Frank. As the charming but reckless nephew Ted courts her, Laura must choose between her growing feelings and the moral line she refuses to cross—especially when faced with a crisis that tests her loyalty.
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Reprinted in Teen-Age Parade #4 (1950), Diary Loves #16 (1951)
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