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.
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Evie had met David, a soldier, but also a free-spirit, by accident when he was trying to reach her sister to spend a three-hour layover with him. Instead he asked Evie to join him. Later she received a short note from him saying he will be in New York around 8 o'clock between trains and he won't be back for two years. As 8 o'clock approaches, Evie stares at the telephone, praying that it will ring.
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