Just Married #50

A church wedding is the setting for this December 1966 Charlton romance, and the cover — penciled by Hal Grauer and inked by Vince Colletta — captures a perfectly bittersweet moment: a bride in her veil shares the altar kiss with her groom Tommy while, just over her shoulder, a dark-haired man named Gregg lingers in her thoughts. The cover caption spells out the emotional tension beautifully: "I know I should be the happiest girl in the world… but there's an uninvited guest at our wedding — the ghost of another love!" It's a wonderfully evocative snapshot of the complicated heart that made Charlton's romance titles so relatable to readers of the era.