Girls' Romances #79
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Love without Hope," a poignant 1961 tale from Girls' Romances #79, Evie finds herself caught between fleeting connection and quiet longing as she waits by the phone, hoping a soldier named David will call during his brief stop in New York. With art by Mike Sekowsky and Bernard Sachs, and a striking cover by John Romita, the story captures a moment suspended in time—where a single phone call could change everything.
In "Love without Hope," Marie watches her roommates fall for distant students, only to be left heartbroken when their relationships end after four years. Determined to avoid the same fate, she vows never to fall for someone away from home—until she meets Bret, and finds herself drawn into the very same emotional path she swore to avoid.
In "One Fateful Ring!", Evie waits by the phone, heart racing, as the clock ticks toward eight—just as David, the soldier with a free-spirit's charm, promised to call from New York during his brief layover. The note he sent lingered in her hands, a fragile thread of hope stretching across two years and a thousand miles.
In "Forgive a Fool!", Kathy finds herself caught between love and frustration as Ken’s constant talk of marriage—always "some day"—begins to weigh on her. When his indifference to her feelings finally pushes her to the edge, her quiet reply to his latest promise becomes a moment of quiet reckoning.
In "Eternally Yours!" from Girls' Romances #79 (1961), Carol watches helplessly as Marianna ends her relationship with Rob’s brother, stirring fears that Rob might be drawn to her instead. Torn between jealousy and loyalty, Carol makes a quiet, bittersweet choice: she’ll let Rob explore his feelings with Marianna, hoping his heart will still find its way back to her.
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Reprinted in Cinévision #3 (1963)
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