Heart and Soul #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Two of a Kind!", a 1954 Mikeross Publications gem, TV star Dawn trades the spotlight for marriage and motherhood—only to find herself torn between her past life and her present. As her husband Cary quietly shields her from the industry’s harsh realities, Dawn begins to question whether his resistance to her return is rooted in love or control. With art by Ross Andru and Fred Kida, and inks by Mike Esposito, this heartfelt story captures the quiet tensions beneath a seemingly perfect life. Cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito.
In "Two of a Kind!" from Heart and Soul #1 (1954), ambitious Bonnie navigates the cutthroat world of 1950s advertising, using George’s connections to land her first big break. As she climbs the corporate ladder, her choices test the limits of loyalty and love—especially when her growing ambition pulls her away from artist Ted and toward the powerful, calculating Curt.
In "Second Love," Janet, engaged to Stan in their small mining town, finds herself drawn to Mark, a former Army buddy of Stan’s who promises her a life beyond the mines. When a cave-in traps Mark underground, Janet makes a vow to Stan to marry him if he rescues Mark—only to face a choice that tests loyalty, love, and the future she’s been chasing.
In "Unwanted!", Dawn, a former TV star now a mother, grapples with her fading dreams as she’s pushed to stay home by her younger husband Cary—despite her desire to return to acting at 33. When she overhears him rejecting a role she’s perfect for, she’s torn between suspicion and hope, wondering if his choices stem from love or control.
In "Gigolo," a 1954 romance from Heart and Soul #1, Claude—a man who built his nightclub empire through blackmail—finds himself tangled in unexpected emotions when he falls for Lucy, the hat check girl. As his jealousy flares and his fortune vanishes in a single night, Lucy’s sudden departure leaves him reeling, her final words revealing a truth he never saw coming.
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