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Girls' Love Stories#27
Cover: Irv Novick & Bernard Sachs

Girls' Love Stories #27

Jan 1954 · DC · 0.10 USD
“Doorway to Heartbreak”

"Doorway to Heartbreak" in Girls' Love Stories #27 (1954) delivers a poignant tale of sibling rivalry and mistaken feelings, anchored by Robert Kanigher’s sharp writing and Irv Novick’s expressive interior art, with Bernard Sachs handling the inks. Nan’s world shifts when she finds a wedding dress in her sister Nola’s room, sparking confusion over Bob’s true intentions—only to learn that Nola may have been playing games all along, and Bob’s affections were never where Nan thought they were. The cover by Irv Novick and Bernard Sachs captures the emotional tension with quiet intensity.

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Full credits

artist Irv Novick
cover pencils Irv Novick
cover inks Bernard Sachs

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Nan has always gotten her big sister Nola's hand-me-downs, but when Nola's boyfriend Bob shows an interest in Nan, Nola insists Bob was only trying to make her jealous. When Nan discovers a wedding dress in Nola's room, she assumes Bob and Nola have plans to marry, but Bob tells Nan that Nola manipulated situations to make it look like he was in love with her and he declares his love for only her.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).