Girls' Romances #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "To J. S. -- With Love!", Jane, a telegraph operator in 1960, finds herself drawn into the quiet romance unfolding through the messages she transmits. As she reads each letter meant for a silent recipient, her own feelings begin to stir—until she realizes she’s falling for the man behind the words. Bill Draut’s interior art captures the tender, intimate moments of this quiet emotional shift, while Tony Abruzzo and Bernard Sachs deliver a nostalgic cover that echoes the story’s heartfelt tone.
In "A Message from Mike," Jane, a telegraph operator in 1960, finds herself drawn into the quiet romance unfolding through the messages she delivers—each one sent by Mike to a girl who never answers. As she reads his words day after day, Jane begins to see more than just a man writing letters; she starts to see the man himself, and the feelings he’s kept hidden in every line.
In "Don't Look Back!" from Girls' Romances #65 (1960), Celia flees in heartbreak after catching her boyfriend Lannie with her best friend, leaving behind the life she knew. The story follows her quiet journey as she grapples with betrayal and the weight of choices made in the heat of the moment.
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Reprinted in Girls' Romances #157 (1971), Twin Hearts #27
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