Girls' Romances #97
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Love Isn't What You Make It!", Jan confronts the difference between long-held feelings and true connection, discovering that her years of affection for Stewart may have been more about idealization than real emotion. With heartfelt storytelling by Mike Sekowsky and Bernard Sachs, this 1963 issue explores the quiet shift from infatuation to self-awareness, all captured in Jay Scott Pike’s evocative cover art.
In "Love Isn't What You Make It!" from Girls' Romances #97 (1963), Dan—used to fleeting romances—finds himself unexpectedly drawn to Betty, despite his efforts to stay detached. As he struggles to keep his emotions at bay, he discovers that love doesn’t follow the rules he thought he’d set.
In "Too Much to Ask!" from Girls' Romances #97 (1963), Jo finds herself caught between years of unspoken feelings for Stewart and the sudden possibility of a new romance with someone her own age. As she steps into this unfamiliar chapter, she begins to question whether her long-held affection was ever truly about him—or just the idea of him.
In "Love Is a Feeling," Linda finds herself caught between her free spirit and her growing feelings for Allen. As she begins to fear losing him, she faces a quiet but meaningful shift in how she sees love and commitment.
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Reprinted in Cinévision #18 (1966)
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