Love and Marriage #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Secret Kisses," Martha, a devoted older sister to spoiled Joan and her younger brother Bobby, finds herself drawn to Harold, one of Joan’s fleeting boyfriends. When Joan double-crosses Harold with another man, he confesses his true feelings for Martha—leading to a quiet, secret marriage as a test of Joan’s maturity. As Joan continues to chase romance without commitment, Martha and Harold make their bond public, announcing plans to start a new life together with Bobby. The story captures a tender moment of quiet rebellion and growing up, all wrapped in the gentle rhythms of mid-century romance.
In "My Mad Mistake," a young singer named Lucky finds herself torn between love and her career when she falls for a soldier named Watt. Though she’s drawn to him, she’s determined not to become a military wife like her sister Margie, who’s struggling to cope with her husband’s absence. When Watt reveals he doesn’t approve of working wives, Lucky ends their relationship—only to be hurt when she sees him react to another man’s affection, leading to a painful misunderstanding. A heartfelt effort to reconcile brings the two back together, but the path to resolution remains uncertain.
In "Love on the Sneak," young Wendy, newly married to the wealthy and older Ray, begins to doubt her choice as Ray is called back to military service. Left to navigate society events arranged by Ray’s mother, Wendy finds herself drawn to Michael at one gathering—only to discover his feelings don’t match her own. As Ray returns home, the truth of her momentary uncertainty comes to light, leading to a quiet, heartfelt reconciliation.
In "My Lying Heart," Vivian takes a job as a model under a false name after her husband Dan's business struggles leave them in financial strain. As Jack, the man who hires her, grows fond of her, Vivian must navigate the growing tension between her loyalty to Dan and the emotional complications of her deception. When the truth comes out, Dan's anger puts their marriage to the test—can they find their way back to each other after the lies unravel?
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↩ Reprints My Secret Marriage #4 (1953)
Reprinted in The Comic Book Makers #[nn] (1990)
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