Heart Throbs #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Married a Good Time Charlie!", Jill’s excitement over her upcoming wedding with co-worker Gary quickly spirals into a whirlwind of shopping and social expectations—until her obsession with the trappings of marriage leaves Gary feeling ignored. When he breaks things off and transfers to Arizona, Jill realizes her priorities were misplaced and rushes to make amends. A heartfelt moment of clarity in a 1952 Quality Comics gem, this story captures the quiet tension of love and self-discovery, with John Forte handling both art and inks.
In "I Married a Good Time Charlie!", Fran finds herself overwhelmed by her husband Gordy’s endless social life—so much so that she retreats to her parents’ home, only to realize she’s been part of the problem. Coming to terms with her own role in the tension, she returns to Gordy, and they agree to find a balance between their shared joy and their need for quiet time together.
In "Man Crazy," Celia longs to choose her own romance, but her guardian Sarah insists on picking her suitors—until she meets young lawyer Bruce. Their secret romance blooms, testing Celia’s courage and Sarah’s rigid control. When Sarah faces a sudden legal trouble, Bruce steps in to help, leading to a surprising shift in her stance.
In "Kisses Came Second," Jill’s excitement over her upcoming wedding to co-worker Gary quickly turns into a whirlwind of shopping and planning—so much so that she loses sight of him in the process. When Gary accuses her of caring more about material things than their relationship, he ends up transferring to Arizona, leaving Jill to realize too late that she’s been chasing the idea of marriage, not the man.
In "Third Time Is Lucky," Terry’s heart takes a hit when she catches her boyfriend Roger cheating, leading her to seek comfort in old friend Dan—only to find herself drawn to a new man, Allen, who seems perfect until she learns he’s already engaged. As past connections and new feelings collide, Terry begins to see Dan in a new light, realizing that what she’s been searching for might have been close all along.
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Reprinted in Brides Romances #10 (1955), Brides Romances #12 (1955), Brides Romances #13 (1955), Girls in Love #48 (1955), Agonizing Love #[nn] (2011)
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