Love Journal #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Too Many Sweethearts!", Nora, a lonely soda shoppe waitress, finds herself caught between loyalty and loneliness when her soldier fiancé Jay is transferred away. As she reluctantly agrees to a friendship with officer Tod, a misunderstanding sparks tension—especially when Tod’s reputation as a womanizer comes to light. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Mort Leav, this heartfelt 1953 romance unfolds with quiet emotional stakes, while John Buscema’s cover captures the moment’s delicate tension.
In "Too Many Sweethearts!" from Love Journal #20 (1953), Nora, a soda shoppe waitress, finds her heart pulled in two when her soldier sweetheart Jay leaves for duty—leaving her lonely and open to the attentions of officer Tod. Though she insists their relationship is just friendship, a stolen kiss and a jealous friend stir trouble, forcing Nora to confront Tod’s reputation and her own feelings. When Jay returns on leave, the past catches up with them both, and Nora must prove her loyalty in a moment that could change everything.
In "Love Slave!" from Love Journal #20 (1953), Carla finds herself drawn to the charming boxer Ray Moore while on vacation at a resort hotel, even as she’s engaged to David. When David arrives and overhears Ray bragging about seducing her, the truth comes out in a tense moment that forces Carla to face her feelings.
In a quiet moment of doubt, Julie confides in Mark Ford about her love for Arthur, a man whose Lutheran faith stands at odds with her devout Catholic family. With their wedding plans hanging in the balance, she seeks counsel from the readers of *Love Journal*, leaving the weight of tradition and devotion to be weighed in the pages of a 1953 romance.
In "Trapped!", Jo finds herself entangled in a web of deception when her boss Gerald, a seemingly respectable modeling agency owner, asks her to take legal ownership of the business—only to abandon her when the agency is exposed as a front for a prostitution ring. Left to face the consequences alone, Jo must fight to clear her name, finding unexpected support in Assistant District Attorney Ted, whose belief in her sets the stage for a new beginning.
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Reprinted in Love Diary #47 (1954)
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