Girls' Love Stories #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "No Chance at Love!", Pam finally finds a boy who doesn’t fall for her best friend Sheila’s attention-grabbing ways—though Sheila isn’t the least bit bothered by it. Art Peddy’s expressive artwork, inked by Bernard Sachs and lettered by Ira Schnapp, brings the quiet tension of teenage romance to life, while Carmine Infantino’s cover captures the moment with a touch of playful drama, Joe Giella’s inks lending it that classic 1950s DC flair.
In "No Chance at Love!" from Girls' Love Stories #42 (1956), Pam’s long-standing struggle with her best friend Sheila’s knack for stealing the spotlight from her dates takes a surprising turn when she meets Bill—someone who seems completely unmoved by Sheila’s charms. With tensions simmering and feelings unexpectedly complicated, Pam finds herself wondering if this time, the spotlight might finally be hers.
In "Long after Heartbreak," Melanie and Doug, once inseparable, part ways with quiet finality—only to unexpectedly reunite months later on a sun-drenched cruise. As old memories stir beneath the salt-kissed breeze, they’re left wondering if time truly erased what they once shared, or if some feelings were never really gone.
In "The Boy Next Door!", Cathy’s world shifts the moment she sees a photo of her new neighbor’s son, Malcolm. Though he’s kind but distant when they meet, she can’t help but dream of him—until time and change bring a surprising shift in his eyes.
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↩ Reprints Jimmy Wakely #7 (1950)
Reprinted in Magic Moment Romances #1 (1958), Heart Throbs #117 (1968), Magic Moment Romances #70 (1968), Secret Hearts #133 (1969), Falling in Love #118 (1970)
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