Heart Throbs #88
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Kind of Love!", a 1964 DC gem, Sue’s striking beauty overshadows her intelligence—until she’s cast as the ugly duckling in a play, only to surprise everyone with her transformation. After meeting Philip during a quiet evening walk in her costume, she finds a rare connection in his thoughtful conversation, but their budding romance is tested when she sees him at a celebratory party with a glamorous companion. Tony Abruzzo’s expressive art and Joe Giella’s sharp inks bring the emotional tension to life, while Gaspar Saladino’s lettering adds vintage flair.
In "My Kind of Love!" from Heart Throbs #88 (1964), Janet finds herself drawn to the sales manager at her office, only to be heartbroken when she sees him with another woman at a weekend retreat. Lost and alone in the snow, she’s rescued by a kind doctor and taken in by him and his housekeeper, where her quiet recovery begins.
In "Can There Be Someone Else?" from Heart Throbs #88 (1964), Amy faces a quiet crisis of the heart when Hank’s absence forces her to confront feelings she’s been avoiding. A dream of their breakup leaves her unsettled, and when Hank returns, the truth of her emotions comes rushing back—clearer than ever.
In "This Is Our Moment," Lisa returns to the quiet seaside town where, three years prior, a fleeting week of romance with a mysterious man left her with lingering memories. Now, as she walks the familiar shore, she wonders if fate might bring her back to the one who once made her feel truly seen.
In "Love Me Not for Beauty Only!" from Heart Throbs #88 (1964), Sue—radiant and often reduced to her looks—finds unexpected connection with Philip, a man who sees beyond her beauty during a chance encounter after rehearsal. Their quiet moments of real conversation spark something rare, but when Philip arrives at a post-show party with a stunning companion, Sue is left wondering if she was ever truly seen at all.
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Reprinted in Calypso #16 (1966), Cinévision #16 (1966)
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