Cover: John Romita

Girls' Love Stories #75

Dec 1960 · DC · 0.10 USD

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"Turnabout Heart" in Girls' Love Stories #75 (1960) captures a quiet, heartfelt shift in 17-year-old tomboy Karen, whose firm belief that she’ll never fall for anyone begins to unravel when she experiences love for the first time. With art by Mike Sekowsky and inks by Mike Peppe, and a cover by John Romita, the issue quietly explores the sudden, surprising way emotions can change everything.

Contains 4 stories

Turnabout Heart

8 pp · Romance

In "Turnabout Heart," Tami's fears spiral when her friend Joan ends her engagement, leading her to push away her own boyfriend out of insecurity—before she realizes how much she might be losing. Written with quiet emotional depth, this 1960 romance captures the fragile moments when love meets doubt.

Here to Stay

6 pp · Romance

Love's Last Laugh!

8 pp · Romance

In "Love's Last Laugh!" from Girls' Love Stories #75 (1960), tomboy Karen, certain at fifteen that she’ll never fall for anyone, finds her world upended at seventeen when she begins to understand the quiet power of love—without ever expecting it to change her. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story captures a tender, unexpected shift in a girl who thought she knew herself.

When Tomorrow Comes!

8 pp · Romance