Love Journal #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Love Vampire!", Bess finds herself caught between her stubborn devotion to the charming but fickle Ben and the unexpected charm of Chet, the boy her parents set her up with. Written by Bill Woolfolk and brought to life with expressive art by John Buscema—both pencils and inks—this 1952 issue captures the quiet tension of teenage longing with a twist that turns expectations upside down. The cover, also by John Buscema, perfectly frames the moment of revelation, making this a standout in the series.
Eve's world spirals when her older sister Lorry—long the favored daughter due to a childhood disability—regains the ability to walk after a successful surgery. As Lorry transforms from a dependent family member into a confident woman, she begins to systematically pull Brett Alexander, the man Eve loves, away from her. Caught between old patterns of self-sacrifice and her desperate desire to fight for her own happiness, Eve must confront whether she can stand up to her sister before she loses everything that matters.
In "Second Best Love!", Bess clings to her hope for Ben, convinced no one else could ever measure up—until a blind date with Chet, whom she once dismissed as awkward and plain, reveals a surprising charm that makes her question everything she thought she knew. Written with quiet wit and a touch of longing, this 1952 romance captures the bittersweet shift from stubborn idealism to a more open heart.
In "null," 25-year-old Peter finds himself torn between love and duty when his mother’s iron grip on his life threatens to overshadow his new marriage to Elizabeth. When Elizabeth insists they can’t have a real life together if Peter’s mother remains a constant presence, Peter turns to Mark Ford for guidance—caught between loyalty and the future he dreams of.
An average guy stuck in a dead-end job gets his shot at the good life when he meets Adele Millard, a wealthy woman who seems genuinely interested in him—but his sudden infatuation risks everything with Norma, the decent girl he's engaged to, as he chases the glamour and easy money of a world he doesn't really belong to. "My Big Chance!" explores what happens when ambition and desire override loyalty, and whether the life you think you want is worth what you have to leave behind.
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Reprinted in Love Diary #48 (1955)
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