Girls' Romances #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bitter Masquerade!", Claire is torn between her sense of duty and her growing feelings when she tries to warn her cousin Ellen about Philip, a man with a questionable reputation—only to find herself unexpectedly drawn to him. With Mike Sekowsky’s expressive art and Bernard Sachs’ sharp inks bringing the emotional tension to life, this 1955 DC romance captures the quiet storm of conflicting hearts. The cover by Sekowsky and Sachs perfectly frames the drama’s simmering intensity.
In "Don't Call Me Darling!" from Girls' Romances #36 (1955), Claire sets out to protect her cousin Ellen from Philip, a man with a notorious reputation—only to find her own heart unexpectedly drawn to him. As old judgments clash with new feelings, Claire must navigate the tangled lines between duty and desire.
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Reprinted in Truer Than True Romance #[nn] (2001), Truer Than True Romance: Classic Love Comics Retold #[nn] (2001), Secret Hearts #4, True Love Stories #3
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