Lovers' Lane #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Every Girl Has Her Day," a heartfelt 1951 tale from Lev Gleason, Edith faces a quiet storm of emotions when her boyfriend Jeff is drafted, leaving her to wonder if their love can survive the distance. As she navigates the uncertain waters of loneliness and longing at her photo studio job, small lies and misunderstandings stir jealousy—until a surprise visit from Jeff on leave brings everything to a tender, honest resolution. Frank Borth handles both pencils and inks for the story, while B. Fuje delivers the evocative cover.
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Jeff won’t ask Edith to marry him because he’s just been drafted. She says then she’ll be free to date other men while he's away, and he agrees. Edith meets many young men at the photo studio where she works as a receptionist, but turns them all down. Jeff writes and says he’s dating other women, making Edith jealous. She goes out with Charlie, an Army friend of Jeff’s. He tells her that Jeff’s letters are false: all of the girls he describes are actually women Charlie dated. When Jeff comes home on leave, he and Edith admit they love each other and decide to wed.
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