Girls' Love Stories #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe cover of this June 1953 issue says it all — a dark-haired young woman with tears in her eyes clutches a flower at her chest, standing apart from a lively group of couples laughing together in the hay, her loneliness made quietly heartbreaking by Irv Novick's expressive pencils. The cover's tagline, "Every girl except me had someone who cared for her… always left behind with a Lonesome Heart," captures exactly the tender emotional territory DC's Girls' Love Stories explored so well. For fans of mid-century romance comics, this one carries real feeling.
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Sara begins to suspect her husband may be in love with his nurse Lydia, who helps him with his work and his medical research in ways Sara can’t. When challenged by his wife, Edward admits he was attracted to Lydia but when he kissed her they both realised that Edward loves only Sara.
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