Intimate Love #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Want Him Back," Jane Sloan—determined to avoid the fate of her widowed mother—navigates her new life as a college graduate working as a secretary. When she begins a relationship with account executive Ken Travers, her fears about marriage and motherhood are tested, especially after learning he’s a widower with a young son. The emotional core of the story lies in their struggle to reconcile love with personal conviction, all drawn with quiet intensity by Valerie Barclay.
In "I Want Him Back," Millie’s marriage to Larry begins with a dreamy start—she leaves her office job to focus on their home—only to spiral into loneliness and suspicion when he abruptly leaves, calling her lazy and self-absorbed. Determined to prove she’s changed, she transforms her life, taking pride in her home and herself, hoping to win Larry back.
In "Heart Astray," Penny’s vacation at a seaside resort takes an unexpected turn when she meets a soldier from Stan’s unit—someone who’s seen the photo of her that Stan carries. Though he keeps their encounter a secret, the moment stirs something uneasy in Penny, leaving her conflicted as she returns home.
In "You Can't Fool Love," Jane Sloan, determined to avoid the fate of her care-worn mother, resists romance despite falling for her charming coworker Ken Travers. When she learns he’s a widower with a young son, their connection faces a test—Ken confesses her fear of marriage makes her unattractive to him, but a heartfelt moment with his son offers a chance to bridge the gap.
In "Victim of Vanity," Ann worries that her husband Ralph will stop loving her if she doesn’t stay beautiful, so she devotes all her time to her appearance—neglecting her duties at home. When Ralph grows frustrated with the mess and lack of care, Ann realizes she must find balance. The story explores her attempt to honor both her beauty and her role as a wife.
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Reprinted in The Alex Toth Reader #[nn] (1995), Alex Toth: Edge of Genius #2 (2008), Setting the Standard: Comics by Alex Toth 1952-1954 #[nn] (2011), Standard Comics #1
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