My Own Romance #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Back to My Arms!", a shy office worker named Mike surprises secretary Charmaine when he shows up on her vacation—far from his awkward desk demeanor, he reveals a confident, charming side. With art by Jay Scott Pike and lettering by Joe Letterese, this 1955 romance unfolds with quiet charm, while Vince Colletta’s cover captures the moment’s tension and longing.
In this heartfelt 1955 tale from *My Own Romance #42*, college sweethearts Sue and Dan reunite at a class reunion, their past romance reignited by a surprising confession—Dan, now single, admits he never stopped loving Sue. As old feelings resurface, the question lingers: can their second chance be real, or is it too late?
In "In Love with Love!", Alice navigates a string of fleeting college romances, relying on her steady friend Jeff for companionship when she's single. As her sorority sisters pair off, Alice begins to question her own feelings—only to realize that the one person who’s always been there might be the one she truly loves.
In "Dianne's Devotion!" from My Own Romance #42 (1955), Dianne’s quiet dedication to her boss Bill is tested when a career-minded suggestion pushes her to speak up—setting off a chain of realizations neither of them expected. With sincerity and heart, this 6-page story captures a moment where loyalty and unspoken feelings finally find their voice.
In "Two Weeks ... with Love," office secretary Charmaine is surprised when her shy, awkward admirer Mike shows up on her vacation—only to find he’s a completely different man outside the office, effortlessly charming and confident. As their time together unfolds, Charmaine begins to see past the quiet clerk to the surprising, romantic man beneath.
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