Girls' Love Stories #179
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Kisses to Forget," reporter Nan watches with quiet unease as her colleague Chris becomes captivated by Monica, the glamorous winner of a small-town beauty pageant. As Chris follows Monica to Hollywood to chronicle her ascent, Nan struggles with the growing distance between them, caught between her professional life and personal feelings. With art by Tony Abruzzo and a striking cover by Jay Scott Pike, this 1973 DC story captures the bittersweet tension of unspoken emotions and the quiet ache of love left behind.
In "Kisses to Forget," Dina’s childhood memory of her sister Nan and Nan’s boyfriend Steve lingers like a shadow, shaping her cautious heart years later as she grapples with the quiet possibility of love. The story unfolds with a tender, bittersweet ache, exploring how one moment from the past can echo through time.
In "I've Got It Made!" from Girls' Love Stories #179, Tina revels in her vibrant life in Greenwich Village, sharing its rhythm with Ray—whose careful, measured ways feel worlds apart from her free-spirited energy. As their romance unfolds, the distance between their worlds grows clearer, leading to a quiet, bittersweet parting neither expected but both knew was inevitable.
In "Love Me a Little," reporter Nan watches helplessly as her colleague Chris becomes captivated by Monica, the beauty pageant winner whose star seems to be rising fast. When Chris leaves town to follow Monica’s journey to Hollywood, Nan is left behind, struggling with her feelings as his articles about Monica grow more frequent—and more personal.
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