Girl Confessions #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beauty and the Boss!", secretary Judy hides her humble roots from her boss Phillip, claiming her parents are dead—until a traffic accident forces her to deny her injured mother in front of him. Jay Scott Pike’s art brings emotional depth to the moment as Judy grapples with guilt, and when Phillip and his parents later visit, an unexpected connection to Judy’s past unfolds. Al Hartley’s cover captures the tension of the secret laid bare.
In "Beauty and the Boss!" from Girl Confessions #21 (1952), secretary Judy hides her humble roots from her boss Phillip, claiming her parents are dead to keep their romance from being tainted by her background. When her mother is injured in front of him, Judy’s lie is exposed, shattering her composure. The story unfolds as Phillip and his parents come to meet Judy’s mother, revealing unexpected connections and a past that ties them all together in ways neither could have guessed.
In "Unwanted!", Terry struggles to balance her new life with her aunt and uncle after her parents’ passing, putting her dreams of romance on hold. When Will returns on leave, his quiet declaration of love for her—after ignoring the attention of a glamorous rival—leaves Terry caught between duty and desire.
In "The Wedding of Sally Knight!" from Girl Confessions #21 (1952), Sally’s bold attempt to win Bob away from her roommate Jean backfires when he calls her forward and selfish—praising Jean’s modesty and sincerity instead. Though heartbroken, Sally vows to change and find her own happily ever after.
In "Too Good for Him!" from Girl Confessions #21 (1952), high school student Bess finds herself drawn to Tom, the quiet loner everyone avoids—until a shocking arrest threatens to tear them apart. When Bess and her friend Judy uncover the truth behind Tom’s troubles, they discover he’s been quietly caring for his invalid mother, and the charges against him were a grave injustice.
ComicBooks.com Value
Find on ebay
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
Reprinted in Red Rose Romances #40 (1960)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.