Girls' Romances #102
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Something in Common!", Lisa grapples with a growing distance in her relationship with Dirk, convinced he's fallen for someone else—until his sudden departure forces her to confront a surprising truth he’s unaware of, one that could change everything. With art by Tony Abruzzo and inks by Frank Giacoia, this heartfelt 1964 tale captures a moment of quiet tension and emotional revelation, all framed by Arthur Peddy’s cover pencils and Bernard Sachs’s inks.
Ruth is certain she’s not in love with Mark—after all, they seem to have nothing in common—yet she can’t shake the feeling that something’s drawing her to him. As their quiet moments grow more meaningful, she’s left wondering if the differences between them might just be the very thing that brings them closer.
In "The Day My Heart Died!" from Girls' Romances #102, Lisa grapples with the sudden distance in her relationship with Dirk, convinced he’s fallen for someone else—until his abrupt departure forces her to confront a secret she never knew, one that could change everything. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this poignant 1964 tale captures the ache of misunderstanding and the fragile hope of reunion.
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Reprinted in Magic Moment Romances #44 (1964), Girls' Romances #160 (1971)
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