Girls' Romances #158
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Lover My Enemy!", special agent Jennie faces a dangerous personal crossroads when her undercover work leads her to fall for a foreign spy she’s been assigned to expose. Written with emotional tension and sharp detail, this 1971 issue from DC’s Girls’ Romances series sees Jennie confront the cost of her dual life, all rendered in bold, expressive art by Ric Estrada and Vince Colletta. The cover, by Don Heck and Dick Giordano, captures the intrigue with a striking portrait of Jennie caught between duty and desire.
In "My Lover My Enemy!" from Girls' Romances #158 (1971), special agent Jennie finds herself torn between duty and desire when her undercover work leads her to fall for a foreign spy she’s been assigned to expose. As her feelings deepen, she must confront the dangerous line between romance and deception—knowing that the man she loves might be the one she’s meant to bring down.
In "One-Man Woman," Ann finds herself drawn to Steve from the very first moment they meet, but when he repeatedly cancels their dates, she turns to a friend for comfort—only to discover a surprising connection with Joan’s brother. As their paths cross again, a quiet tension builds between Ann and the man who’s slowly becoming her unexpected confidant.
In "Hungry Heart!" from Girls' Romances #158 (1971), shy Stephanie discovers that her passion for cooking might just be the key to breaking the ice on a date—especially when she meets someone who truly listens. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story captures a quiet moment of connection where food becomes more than a meal, and conversation finds its rhythm.
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