Love Journal #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dangerous Love!", young Lois grapples with a troubling pattern: the thrill of desire fades as soon as she gets what she wants. As her romantic life spirals between fleeting infatuations and self-doubt, she finds herself drawn to car salesman Tod—only to test his affection by flirting with her boss Allan. When Allan’s advances push her to confront her true feelings, Lois faces a pivotal moment of clarity. Syd Shores handles both art and inks in this 1952 gem, capturing the emotional tension of a young woman learning what love really demands.
In "Dangerous Love!" from Love Journal #12 (1952), Gloria’s return to her boyfriend Ken after his military service from Korea is shadowed by his sudden mood swings and unexplained headaches. As Ken struggles with the weight of his past—revealed to be a guilt neurosis from failing to save a comrade—Gloria seeks help from Dr. Crane, who helps Ken confront his inner demons. When a near-fatal accident on a bridge forces Ken to face his fear, his desperate act to save Gloria becomes the turning point in his healing.
In "Passion's Fool!", Jeff opens his farm to actress Rita and her stranded troupe after their bus wreck, letting them perform in his barn. As Jeff grows drawn to Rita, his girlfriend Diana grows uneasy, setting the stage for a quiet storm of jealousy and longing. The story unfolds with tender tension, where love and ambition collide in the most unexpected places.
In this quiet, character-driven tale from *Love Journal #12* (1952), Meg confides in Mark Ford about her long-standing belief that she’s cursed—always blamed for things beyond her control. After taking a job as a secretary for struggling repairman Roy, she finds herself drawn to him, only to see their relationship strain as his success exposes her deep-seated insecurities. When her doubts begin to weigh on their bond, Meg turns to Mark for guidance, leaving their future uncertain.
In "I Want the Moon!", Lois’s lifelong habit of chasing what she can’t have—whether it’s a new dress or a romantic gesture—comes to a head when her feelings for car salesman Tod are tested. After a painful breakup and a near-mistake with her boss Allan, Lois confronts the truth about what she truly desires.
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