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Lovers' Lane #5

Jun 1950 · Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 0.10 USD
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“The Letter I Should Never Have Written”

In "The Letter I Should Never Have Written," shy high school student Margie reaches out to advice columnist Ada Nevill for help navigating her insecurities, setting off a quiet but heartfelt story of self-discovery. Written by Ada Nevill and illustrated by Bart Tumey, this poignant 1950 issue captures the tender anxieties of adolescence with a sincerity that feels both timeless and uniquely of its era.

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artist, inker Bart Tumey · writer Ada Nevill

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artist, inker Bart Tumey
writer Ada Nevill

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"Here pictorially dramatized, is one of the many letters that reached my desk concerning the personal problems of our readers. My answer and opinions are likewise dramatized. If you have a love problem and would like my assistance in helping you solve it, please send it to me...I will choose the most interesting letter for dramatization... Ada Nevill" Shy high school student Margie writes to Ada Nevill for help. Ada advises her to be more outgoing and friendly and her life will be better.

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