Girls' Love Stories #91
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tears Too Soon!", Lynn’s kindness toward her sister Ellen—struggling with life in a wheelchair—unintentionally sets off a quiet emotional shift when Ellen begins to draw unexpected attention from Lynn’s boyfriend, Andy. Penciled and inked by John Romita in a 1962 DC story, this poignant moment captures the tender, unspoken tensions of young love and family bonds, all rendered with the warmth and detail that defined the era’s romance comics.
In "Tears Too Soon!" from Girls' Love Stories #91 (1962), Karen finds herself drawn to Andy, the new man at her uncle’s store, whose charm and quiet confidence stir something new in her. As their quiet moments grow more meaningful, Karen wrestles with the fear that love might bring more than joy—especially when the future feels uncertain.
In "Now It Can be Told!" from Girls' Love Stories #91, Judy is left wondering why her boyfriend Don has stopped writing, so she turns to his brother Jerry for help—but what begins as a simple plea for answers takes an unexpected turn. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with quiet tension as Judy’s search for closure reveals more than she bargained for.
In "Two Loves Have I!" from Girls' Love Stories #91 (1962), Diane finds herself caught between her steady boyfriend Ted and the exciting new presence of Paul, each offering a different kind of connection. As her feelings grow more complicated, she’s forced to confront what truly matters in a moment that will shape her heart’s direction.
In "Love Lost Its Way!" from Girls' Love Stories #91 (1962), Lynn tries to help her sister Ellen, who uses a wheelchair, by asking her boyfriend Andy to be kind—only to find herself caught off guard when Andy’s kindness begins to bloom into something deeper. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with quiet tension and emotional honesty, exploring how love can unexpectedly take a new path.
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Reprinted in Roméo #8 (1965), DC 100-Page Super Spectacular #5 (1971)
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