Girls' Romances #122
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"A World Without Love" in Girls' Romances #122 (1967) finds Fran torn between her heart and her friend’s warning, drawn to a charming man with a history of relationships—only to question whether her feelings might be fleeting in his eyes. With every glance and whispered promise, she wonders if she’s just another chapter in a story he’s already lived. Jay Scott Pike handles both the interior art and the cover, bringing the quiet tension of first love to life in a 12-cent comic from 1967.
In "Give My Love Away," Portia hopes a reunion with her ex, Clark, will lift her friend Fran’s spirits—but as Fran and Clark grow close, Portia finds herself grappling with unexpected feelings she thought she’d left behind. A quiet, bittersweet moment of connection unfolds between three people bound by past ties and shifting emotions.
In "My Turn for Tears!", Ellen sets out to expose her friend Maria’s boyfriend Steven as unfaithful—only to discover her own feelings have taken an unexpected turn. As the lines between loyalty and longing blur, she’s left grappling with emotions she never saw coming.
In "The Wrong Way to Fall in Love!" from Girls' Romances #122 (1967), Fran takes a chance on a charming guy with a checkered romantic history, ignoring her best friend’s warnings—only to find herself caught in the quiet anxiety of wondering if she’s just another chapter in his story.
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