Girls' Love Stories #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Love Be My Guide" in Girls' Love Stories #100 (1964) captures a heartfelt moment in Betty’s life as she navigates the tension between her passion for fashion design and her growing feelings for Tom, whose expectations challenge her ambitions. With art by Mike Sekowsky and inks by Bernard Sachs, the story unfolds with quiet emotional depth, while Jay Scott Pike’s cover beautifully frames the romantic dilemma.
In "Love Be My Guide," Betty faces a heartfelt crossroads: her passion for fashion design is calling, but Tom’s love demands she choose between a career and marriage. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story captures the quiet tension of ambition and affection in a moment that feels both personal and timeless.
In "The Wrong Bride!", Lily faces a quiet storm of nerves on her wedding day, her joy shadowed by the presence of Sheila—her closest friend and maid of honor, who once shared a past with the groom, Vic. As the ceremony looms, Lily can't shake the feeling that her happiness might be built on a misunderstanding no one else seems to see.
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Reprinted in Saphir #2 (1966), Twin Hearts #73
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