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Cover: Carl Burgos

Girl Confessions #17

Aug 1952 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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In "No Love For a Career Girl," Bill Everett’s heartfelt storytelling brings us to a small town where past choices echo in the present. Paula, a successful novelist returning after a decade, reconnects with her old friend Elinor, who confesses her lingering feelings for Johnny and regrets trading love for security—while Paula admits she sacrificed romance for her career, only to find her former fiancé married. The story, drawn with quiet intensity by Everett and spotlighted on a cover by Carl Burgos, captures the bittersweet weight of choices made, setting the stage for a novel born from real heartache.

Contains 4 stories
No Love For a Career Girl
7 pp · Romance
Sandra CollinsGreg DesmondMara MillerFrisby

In "No Love For a Career Girl," Sandra, a sharp-eyed city professional, finds herself at odds with her growing role as Greg’s nightclub manager—her ambition making her feel like just another businesswoman in his world. Jealous of the new dancer Mara and sensing Greg’s distance, Sandra plans to leave for Kansas, only to be chased down by Greg, who finally admits he wants her as his wife, not just his partner.

Soldier's Wife!
5 pp · Romance
Mary StaceyCaptain Frank BostwickColonel GrantonFrank's sisterFrank's nephew

In "Soldier's Wife!" from Girl Confessions #17 (1952), Nurse Mary finds herself drawn to Frank, a kind-hearted soldier who’s lost his memory. When she sees him with a woman and child, fearing he’s already married, she’s heartbroken—until she learns the truth about their bond.

Too Young for Love
5 pp · Romance
Peg WellesKen NorthRalph LongworthTed WellesMrs. WellesNoraTed

In "Too Young for Love," Peg, tired of her steady but youthful boyfriend Ken, thinks she’s found the mature romance she’s been craving in the older boarder Ralph—only to be surprised when he brings her to meet his middle-aged friends. The story unfolds with a twist that quietly redefines what maturity really means, all while Peg’s choices lead her back where she started.

Bitter Victory!
6 pp · Romance
PaulaElinor MarshallWilliam MarshallJohnny DavisGreg Dodds

In "Bitter Victory!" from Girl Confessions #17 (1952), Paula—now a celebrated novelist—returns to her hometown after a decade, reuniting with her old friend Elinor, who reveals her lingering feelings for Johnny, the man she once let go for security. As the two women share their regrets over choices that left them emotionally unfulfilled, Paula realizes their lives could be the raw material for her next novel, a story shaped by love, loss, and the quiet cost of compromise.

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Raw (Good) $304
CGC 7.5 · 1 in census $1,412*
CGC 7.0 none in existence
CGC 6.5 none in existence
CGC 6.0 none in existence
CGC 5.5 none in existence
CGC 5.0 · 1 in census $681*
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CGC 4.5 none in existence
CGC 4.0 · 1 in census $505*
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Full credits

artist, inker, letterer Bill Everett
cover pencils, inks Carl Burgos

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