Girls' Romances #62

A dockside love triangle crackles with tension on Bernard Sachs's cover, where a blonde woman in an orange sweater is caught between two men — a dark-haired sailor gripping her from behind and a grinning red-haired man crouched on the pier below, as the sailor demands, "Leave her alone! — Can't you see she's through with you?" This 1959 DC romance title captures that breathless, harbor-side drama that made Girls' Romances such a compelling read, and the featured story, "Weep for My Heart," promises every bit of emotional upheaval the cover delivers. A wonderful snapshot of the genre at its most charged.