Girls' Romances #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Appointment by Candlelight" in Girls' Romances #20 (1953) is a tender, rain-soaked romance where a young woman’s wedding plans hang in the balance as stormy weather looms. With a promise of one kiss as payment, Ed offers to drive her to the station, but a sudden detour leads them to an old house—and an unexpected moment of connection. Carmine Infantino’s delicate art brings the quiet tension and growing intimacy to life, capturing a fleeting, heartfelt encounter that changes everything.
In "Appointment by Candlelight," nurse Julie and army engineer Bob share a quiet promise at Mario’s restaurant, setting a date to reunite each year—until war pulls Bob overseas and Julie joins the nurses’ corps to follow. When Bob is wounded, Julie risks everything on a rescue flight, but fate takes a sudden turn. The story lingers on the edge of hope, leaving only one question: will they ever return to Mario’s, candlelight still flickering?
In "Always Goodbye!" from Girls' Romances #20 (1953), Ellen’s long-distance romance with Keith hangs in the balance as he delays their marriage to focus on his traveling job. When he’s away, Ellen finds comfort in Wayne’s steady presence—and agrees to marry him. But Keith’s sudden return throws everything into question, demanding she choose between the past and the present.
In "Never Too Late!" from Girls' Romances #20 (1953), Jo faces a race against time as stormy weather looms over her wedding day. With the train in jeopardy, she strikes a daring deal with Ed: a ride to the station for just one kiss. When their journey is interrupted by the storm, shelter in an old house brings unexpected feelings to the surface. As the rain clears and the next morning dawns, Jo finds herself hesitating at the station—her heart no longer set on the wedding, but on the man who drove her through the storm.
In "Dangerous Decision!" from Girls' Romances #20 (1953), Joan has always lived under her sister Alice’s shadow—until she meets Bill, the bold son of a wealthy man. When Alice fiercely opposes the romance, Joan begins to doubt, only to discover Bill in an embrace with Alice, leaving her torn. With the truth still uncertain, Joan must finally choose her own path.
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Reprinted in DC 100-Page Super Spectacular #5 (1971)
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