Great Lover Romances #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Two Nuts, a Squirrel and a Telephone," Ruth’s nervous approach to romance lands her in a surprisingly delicate dance of emotions, guided by Dr. King’s odd advice to play both iceberg and friendly with Jeff. As Jeff prepares to leave for Australia, the tension builds—until a sudden twist leaves Ruth both devastated and hopeful. With art by Myron Fass, this 1954 tale of love, anxiety, and last-minute decisions captures a quiet, heartfelt moment in a classic romance comic.
In "Goodbye to Love," glamorous Hillary’s return to her hometown stirs old tensions, pitting her former best friend Laura against the man she once loved—Oliver. When Laura and fellow teacher Dick decide to elope to escape the fallout, their secret is exposed by Dick’s landlady, forcing them to confront scandal and lies. As the truth unravels, Laura must face her feelings—and the quiet devotion of a man who never stopped believing in her.
In "Man Crazy," Ruth’s desperate attempts to find love land her in a delicate dance of emotions, guided by Dr. King’s strange advice to act like an iceberg—until Jeff suddenly announces he’s leaving for Australia. As Ruth’s anxiety spirals and she fears she’s lost him forever, the story builds toward a surprising twist that leaves her fate hanging in the balance.
In "Momism or Me," Vicky leaves the crowded city for a quiet farm life, where she finds unexpected warmth in her growing bond with farmer Clem. But their love is tested when Clem’s overbearing mother, clinging to her fragile health, stands in the way of their future—until a sudden fire forces a reckoning neither expected.
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