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Cover: Al Avison

Hi-School Romance #19

Feb 1953 · Harvey · 0.10 USD
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In "Hidden Heartbreak," Kathie Thomas finds herself caught between loyalty and love when her new role as personal secretary to fashion buyer Patricia Harlow brings her into the orbit of Walt Corby, a struggling dress manufacturer. As Kathie secretly helps Walt rebuild his career, her growing feelings for him collide with the fragile trust between Pat and Walt. Al Avison’s expressive art brings the emotional tension to life, while Joe Rosen’s lettering underscores the quiet drama of a moment that could change everything. The cover, also by Avison, captures the story’s bittersweet mood in a single, poignant image.

Contains 4 stories
Hidden Heartbreak
6 pp · Romance
Kathie ThomasPatricia HarlowWalt Corby

In "Hidden Heartbreak," Kathie Thomas finds herself caught between loyalty and longing when her new role as personal secretary to fashion powerbroker Patricia Harlow brings her face-to-face with Walt Corby, the man she’s come to care for. As Kathie quietly aids Walt in rebuilding his failing business, a secret romance begins to bloom—until Pat’s sudden invitation to dinner forces Kathie to confront the truth she’s been hiding.

My Untamed Heart
5 pp · Romance
Judy DunnLee SandersPeter Byrnes

In the quiet charm of Parkville, Judy Dunn finds her romance with Lee Sanders unexpectedly stirred by the arrival of Peter Byrnes, a thoughtful historian drawn to the town’s past. As Peter’s quiet presence and genuine interest awaken new feelings in Judy, she’s caught between her friends’ teasing and her growing connection to a man who sees her in ways Lee never did. When a dance becomes a moment of quiet revelation, Judy realizes the truth behind her heart’s pull—just as Peter steps away, she runs after him, chasing a feeling she can’t ignore.

I Went Too Far!
6 pp · Romance
Jennie TraynorBill RyanRoy TindalPete

In "I Went Too Far!", Jennie Traynor’s dream of stardom takes a dangerous turn when a talent scout from New York pulls her into the spotlight—only to land her in a world far darker than she imagined. As her romance with the charismatic Roy Tindal deepens, Jennie begins to see the cracks beneath his charm, and her loyalty to her hometown boyfriend Pete is tested when he comes to save her. The story unfolds with quiet tension, tracing how ambition, love, and betrayal collide in a single, unforgettable journey.

Treacherous Kisses
5 pp · Romance
Jean DaviesBurt MedfordJohn Davies

In "Treacherous Kisses," Jean Davies, the mayor’s daughter, finds herself at odds with the town’s most persistent gossip columnist, Burt Medford, when his relentless coverage of her life crosses a line. What begins as a tense confrontation at the newspaper office quickly turns into an unexpected romance—until Jean uncovers the truth behind Medford’s reporting. As loyalty and integrity clash with passion, Jean must choose between love and doing what’s right, even when the stakes are personal.

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CGC 9.2 · 2 in census $1,153*
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CGC 7.5 · 1 in census $352*
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Full credits

artist Al Avison
letterer Joe Rosen
cover pencils, inks Al Avison

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Reprinted in Hi-School Romance #43 (1955)

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