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Lovers' Lane #23

Apr 1952 · Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 0.10 USD
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“I Was No Angel”

In "I Was No Angel," a 1952 issue from Lev Gleason’s Lovers' Lane, Audrey’s marriage is tested when her husband Larry’s ex-girlfriend Veronica returns to town. Torn by jealousy and suspicion, Audrey follows a cryptic phone call to a nightclub, where a tense evening unfolds with old friends and unexpected confessions. With art by Ken Landau, this emotionally charged story captures a moment of vulnerability and reconciliation, all told with the quiet intensity of mid-century romance comics.

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artist, inker Ken Landau

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Audrey and her husband Larry quarrel when his ex-girlfriend Veronica returns to town. An anonymous phone caller tells Audrey that Larry and Veronica are in a nightclub, so Audrey calls old friend Sid and goes to the club with him. Audrey later goes back to Sid’s apartment and he makes a pass at her but stops when she says she loves her husband. Outside, Larry is waiting and confesses he dated Veronica just to make Audrey jealous. They reconcile.

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