Cover: Joe Orlando & Bill Draut

Girls' Love Stories #142

Apr 1969 · DC · 0.12 USD

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"Thrill-Chick" in Girls' Love Stories #142 (1969) captures a quiet moment of longing as Geraldine watches a mysterious stranger from afar, too shy to speak. When she turns to a romance columnist for help, the reply she gets is anything but expected. Win Mortimer’s art, inked by Nick Cardy, brings warmth to the emotional journey, while Joe Orlando and Bill Draut’s cover captures the story’s delicate tension.

Contains 4 stories

Thrill-Chick

10 pp · Romance

So Long in Love!

4 pp · Romance

Portrait of My Love!

7 pp · Romance

In Paris on vacation, Edwina meets Carl Darwin, a passionate artist whose quiet intensity draws her in. Though they part ways when he refuses to return to America with her, she soon finds herself haunted by the memory of their fleeting connection.

What Should I Do?

9 pp · Romance

Geraldine watches the same stranger every day, her heart caught in quiet longing she can’t quite name. When she finally writes to a romance columnist for help, the reply she gets isn’t what she expected—just a simple, startling question that leaves her wondering what to do next.