My Own Romance #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Loved a Scoundrel!", Stan Lee and Larry Lieber deliver a tender, bittersweet tale of unspoken feelings, as Claudia plays coy with Mike, enjoying the chase—until she realizes her heart has already chosen him. Jay Scott Pike’s expressive art and Stan Goldberg’s vibrant colors bring to life a quiet romance that stings with regret when love is finally recognized too late. The cover, by Dick Giordano and Vince Colletta, captures the moment’s emotional weight in a single, poignant glance.
In "I Loved a Scoundrel!" from My Own Romance #74 (1960), Diane stands by her choice to marry Tony, a man her parents dismiss as a fortune-hunting gambler she met in Las Vegas. As their relationship unfolds, Tony slowly earns their trust—though not without lingering doubt—proving that love can defy even the most skeptical judgments.
Claudia plays hard to get, enjoying the thrill of making Mike chase her—until she realizes her own feelings have changed. But by the time she sees the truth, Mike’s already gone, believing he never had a chance.
In "I Was Ashamed of My Family!" from My Own Romance #74 (1960), Alice finds herself caught between honesty and pride when she meets Philip’s wealthy parents. Afraid of judgment, she fabricates her father’s occupation and must carefully navigate the situation to keep her lie intact.
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↩ Reprints Love Romances #67 (1957)
Reprinted in Our Love Story #6 (1970), My Love #12 (1971), Our Love Story #12 (1971), My Love #26 (1973), Our Love Story #26 (1973), My Love #29 (1974), Romantic Dreams Library #27 (1975), The Complete Kirby War and Romance #[nn] (2021)
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