Just Married #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Little Jealousy," Irma—used to city life—finds herself adrift after marrying Frank and moving to the ranch, where her loneliness grows as she struggles to connect with her new surroundings. When she fakes a back injury after a fall from a horse, her attempt to draw Frank’s attention sets off quiet tensions in their marriage. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Dick Giordano, with inks by the same, this 1962 Charlton classic captures the quiet drama of domestic life with a touch of wry realism. The cover, inks by Vince Colletta, hints at the emotional undercurrents beneath the surface.
In "False Pretenses," Donna plays along with Carl’s every interest just to win his affection, but once they’re married, her true feelings begin to show—leaving their relationship strained and uneasy. Written with quiet tension and sharp emotional shifts, this 1962 romance explores the cost of pretending, with the story’s power rooted in the gap between performance and reality.
In "Foolish Deception," Irma, a city-born bride newly married to rancher Frank, finds herself adrift in the quiet isolation of country life. When her loneliness leads her to pretend she’s injured after a horse fall, she hopes to draw Frank’s focus—though her plan may stir more than just his concern.
In "Everybody Loves Him," Phil and Lois navigate the rocky terrain of engagement, where Phil’s easy camaraderie with other young women leaves Lois feeling uneasy. When Lois tries to match his openness—only to find his reaction unexpectedly cold—their dynamic shifts in ways neither expected.
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