Just Married #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Flyaway Love," newlywed Carla Nissen faces a surprise when her husband, Army Captain Greg Nissen, returns home early from Germany—only to find her house buzzing with uninvited guests from her past. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Bill Montes with inks by Dick Giordano, this 1963 Charlton classic captures the tension of a marriage tested by unexpected changes. The cover, by Bill Montes and Dick Giordano, perfectly frames the moment of arrival, full of quiet drama.
A newlywed bride finds her marriage tested when her airline pilot husband's relentless flying schedule keeps him away from home just as she discovers life-changing news. As Kathy waits for Josh between his runs across the globe—from Paris to Rome to Manila and beyond—she must decide whether a glamorous life of farewells is worth the price of being alone, especially when their future depends on his ambitions taking flight.
Roger was shy—so shy it took months for him to work up the courage to kiss her, let alone propose—but now that they're newlyweds, his insecurity is threatening their happiness. When an old flame unexpectedly reappears and Donna finds herself spending time with him, Roger's jealousy spirals, and she must decide whether patience and love can overcome the doubts that are poisoning their marriage. A tender look at how low self-worth can test even the strongest bond, "If You Loved Me" explores what happens when one person's fear becomes another's heartache.
In "Remember Me, My Love?", Les and Eva navigate the quiet tension of newlyweds balancing their lives—Les buried in duties, Eva seeking her place in the community—until the roles reverse and the distance between them becomes harder to ignore.
In "I Was A Fool!", Carla, newly married to Army Captain Greg Nissen, finds herself caught between her new life and old habits when Greg is away in Germany. Her spontaneous parties for her former friends take on a life of their own—until Greg returns home unexpectedly, walking in on a scene he never saw coming.
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