Girls' Romances #135
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When Love Goes Away!", a heartfelt 1968 tale from Girls' Romances #135, a young man named Rick regains his sight after an accident—but his newfound vision brings a painful choice when he reconnects with Jen, a blind girl he met at the Mitter School for the Blind. Drawn together by shared vulnerability and quiet courage, their bond is tested when Rick’s restored sight forces him to confront what love truly means. With emotional depth and gentle sincerity, this poignant story unfolds in art by John Rosenberger, and the cover by Jay Scott Pike captures its tender, bittersweet mood.
In a quiet moment at the Mitter School for the Blind, Rick—recently restored to sight after a tragic accident—finds himself drawn to Jen, a girl whose world is lived in silence and touch. Though their love blossoms quickly, Rick’s restored vision brings a painful choice: when Jen sends him away, fearing he’ll regret his feelings, he returns a month later, determined to prove that love doesn’t need sight to be real.
In "A Day for Tears!", Joan returns to her old friend Alice’s home to offer her congratulations on her upcoming wedding—only to find that Alice’s fiancé, Chris, is the very man who once helped Joan heal after a painful breakup two years prior. Though now happily married herself, Joan finds herself caught in a quiet moment of reflection as she watches Alice and Chris together, their joy a bittersweet echo of her own past.
In "Lonely Heart," Peggy arrives in Paris seeking adventure, only to find herself drawn to Nick, a journalist documenting the experience of an American woman abroad. As her time in the city winds down, she struggles to believe his growing affection is real—until, on her final day, he surprises her with a heartfelt confession and a proposal.
In "My Time to Love! Part 1," Karen faces a crossroads: her heart pulls her toward Kip, the free-spirited musician who wants her to join his band on the road, while her parents push her toward a conventional future by sending her to college far from home. Though she agrees to their plan and leaves without saying goodbye, the distance doesn’t erase the pull between them—nor the question of what comes next.
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Reprinted in Magic Moment Romances #69 (1968), Magic Moment Romances #70 (1968), Magic Moment Romances #75 (1969), Saphir #15 (1969), Young Romance #200 (1974), Young Love #111 (1974), Copacabana #35
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