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Lovelorn #30

Oct 1952 · American Comics Group · 0.10 USD
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# Lovelorn #30 (1952) This issue contains two stories. "Wise Gal" follows Jinny, who goes on a blind date with a tall man in a convertible, only to have her roommate Beth also become interested in him. When the man, Brad Shaw, arrives to pick up Beth for a date, he is charmed by Beth's simpler, more feminine appearance and demeanor, and asks her out instead, leaving Jinny behind. "Are You Feminine?" explores the importance of femininity in attracting men, illustrating through fashion magazine spreads and romantic vignettes that soft, delicate femininity—rather than sleekness or sophistication—is what truly captivates male interest. The final story chronicles a woman's harrowing experience when her boyfriend Joe becomes a heavy drinker; after he nearly dies in a suicide attempt at rapids, she must decide whether to stay with him or leave, ultimately finding the courage to fight for their relationship's survival.

Contains 5 stories
Chauffeur and the Lady
9 pp · Romance

A young man, once humiliated by poverty, returns to his hometown with a plan to win wealth and status by ingratiating himself with Marcia Vandever, the wealthy woman he’s long admired from afar. As he takes on the role of her chauffeur, he finds himself caught in a web of old resentments and unexpected emotions, testing his belief that love is just a fantasy.

Love Is a Funny Thing
8 pp · Romance

Trixie Evans, a comedy star known for her laugh-inducing antics, longs for a love that takes her seriously—something she’s never experienced, despite her fame. As she tries to shed her comedic image and embrace romance, her attempts are met with laughter, leaving her heartbroken and questioning whether she’ll ever be seen as more than a joke. But when a chance encounter with a thoughtful man offers a glimmer of hope, she’s forced to confront whether her greatest obstacle might be the very thing that defines her.

Girls Should Be Girls!
1 pp · Fashion

Amy’s quiet confidence in her feminine style draws Walter’s admiration, proving that simple elegance and grace can be powerfully captivating. As she walks down the steps, every detail—from her flattering dress to her delicate accessories—exudes a soft, timeless charm that leaves him enchanted.

Make-Believe Sophisticate
8 pp · Romance

Sari Gordon, a young woman who embraced the persona of a sophisticated city girl during a visit to her cousin’s small town, finds her carefully crafted image tested when rumors swirl about her reputation. As old friends and townspeople question her intentions, she’s forced to confront the consequences of her performance—especially when the one person she truly cares about begins to doubt her. Amid the whispers and judgment, a surprising moment of honesty reveals that love may be the only thing that truly matters.

Rain, Followed by Romance!
3 pp · Romance

A young woman, frustrated by a sudden storm and a lost taxi, finds herself sharing a cab with a charming stranger whose bold charm and unexpected kiss leave her flustered and conflicted. Though she tries to distance herself, she can’t stop thinking about him—until he tracks her down at her office, revealing he’s been following her all along.

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artist Pete Riss
cover pencils, inks Ken Bald

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