Girls' Romances #160
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "He Was My Man," a poignant story from Girls' Romances #160 (1971), Barbara, who once left her hometown to chase art in the city, comes back to find her past and present colliding. Drawn by Arthur Peddy and inked by Bernard Sachs, the tale explores quiet choices and second chances, as Barbara crosses paths with a local painter whose ambition mirrors her own regrets. The cover, by Jay Scott Pike, captures the moment with tender, evocative detail.
In "He Was My Man," Lucy escapes her heartbreak with John by spending a quiet vacation at a ranch, where a fleeting connection with the charming Frank quickly turns sour. Back home, she realizes the truth about her feelings—and whether she’s ready to face what really matters.
In "Kiss Me Goodbye!" from Girls' Romances #160 (1971), Barbara returns to her hometown after putting aside her dreams of becoming an artist in the city. There, she meets a talented painter who sees something in her she’s long since dismissed—only for her to gently push him away, fearing he’ll follow the same path she abandoned.
Ruth is certain she’s not in love with Mark—after all, they seem to have nothing in common—yet she can’t ignore the way he looks at her, or the way her heart races when he’s near. Something in Common! explores the quiet tension between two people who might be more alike than they realize, even as they both struggle to see it.
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↩ Reprints Girls' Romances #91 (1963), Heart Throbs #90 (1964), Girls' Romances #102 (1964), Young Romance #146 (1967), Heart Throbs #112 (1968)
Reprinted in Twin Hearts #164, Twin Hearts #168
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