Girls' Love Stories #72
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Beloved Stranger" is a poignant tale from Girls' Love Stories #72 (1960), where Louise grapples with unexpected emotions when her friend Millie’s letters paint a portrait of a new romance that eerily mirrors Louise’s own past. With art by Werner Roth capturing the quiet tension of unspoken feelings, this heartfelt story explores the fragile line between memory and new beginnings. The cover, a striking collaboration by Mike Sekowsky, John Romita, and Bernard Sachs, hints at the emotional weight within.
In "Beloved Stranger," Don finds himself caught between hope and heartache when he meets a girl who stirs something new in him—only to discover she’s already promised to another. Written with quiet longing, this 1960 tale captures the bittersweet moment when love begins, just as fate steps in.
In "Is This My Love?", Louise finds herself caught between past feelings and present concern when her friend Millie’s enthusiastic letters about her new romance begin to sound uncomfortably familiar—especially when Millie describes a man who bears a striking resemblance to the one Louise once loved. The story quietly builds tension as Louise grapples with the unsettling possibility that her old flame might now be someone else’s happiness.
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Reprinted in Girls' Love Stories #120 (1966), Girls' Love Stories #121 (1966), Susy #1966-11-01 [5] (1966)
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