Girl Comics #2

In "Till Death Do Us Part!", Jo and Ted’s quiet romance takes a dark turn when Jo’s ambitious boss, Reynolds, tries to sabotage their relationship—only to find his plans backfire in a way he never expected. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1950 romance thriller unfolds with tension and heart, as love and betrayal collide in a story that’s as sharp as it is suspenseful.

In "Blind Date!" from Girl Comics #2 (1950), sorority sister Judy agrees to a blind date as part of her initiation—only to find her partner, John, has lost his sight in an accident. Though their connection grows quickly, a twist from wealthy Diane threatens to pull them apart. As secrets unfold and emotions run high, Judy and John face a test of trust and love.

In "I Chose Love!", Claire faces pressure from her wealthy parents over her romance with mechanic Joe. Inspired by a family tale of her ancestor Clarissa, who defied expectations in 1775 by choosing love over duty, Claire finds the courage to stand by her heart—leading her parents to reconsider their stance.

In "Shame Is a Tragic Thing!" from Girl Comics #2 (1950), Lois struggles with her feelings for Mel, a wealthy college boy, torn between her growing affection and her quiet embarrassment over her working-class background. When her father’s promotion at Mel’s father’s factory brings them closer, Lois finds her perspective shifting—especially when Mel admires the antique furniture in her modest home, calling it classic.

In "Romance Was My Mistake!", college student Meg finds her relationship with Ken strained when he blames her friend Alix for her spending habits. Alix, determined to help, sets Meg up with George—only to surprise everyone by pursuing Ken herself. But when Ken confesses he’s still in love with Meg, the two are finally reunited, setting the stage for a long-overdue wedding.