My Romantic Adventures #86
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMy Romantic Adventures #86 is an anthology of romance stories. The opening story depicts a woman's romantic entanglement with a man named Merrick, a seemingly pleasant companion whom she discovers is testing her loyalty after past romantic disappointments—ultimately revealing his insecurity about commitment. Another story, "Shy Guy," follows a woman who initially misjudges a competitive athlete as cruel, only to learn he was actually gentle and afraid of losing her, prompting her to reconsider their relationship. The issue contains multiple short romantic narratives exploring themes of misunderstanding, redemption, and second chances in courtship.
An art student's modest Washington Square exhibition catches the eye of J. Scott Milbank, a wealthy lawyer who doesn't just buy her paintings—he insists they're worth far more than she's asking and whisks her off to a glamorous party in her honor that very night. When he sweeps her into his arms on the balcony and confesses he fell in love with her the moment he saw her on the street, she's torn between disbelief and an undeniable spark, left wondering if this whirlwind romance is real or just too good to be true.
Penny Halliday, a newspaper reporter, is assigned to get Tom Merrick—right-hand man to gangster "Toothy" Vance—to reveal what he knows about the crime ring plaguing Zenith. When Tom charms his way into her confidence over dinner, Penny discovers a conflicted young man trapped in a life of crime since childhood, and finds herself drawn to him despite her journalistic duty. As their romance deepens, Penny must wrestle with questions of trust and loyalty when her editor accuses her of being manipulated—and Tom suddenly vanishes.
A young woman working in the Kansas City Baseball Club's front office meets Hal Landis, a promising rookie pitcher fresh from the minor leagues, and finds herself drawn to his gentle, hesitant manner—so at odds with his fierce competitiveness on the diamond. As their relationship deepens, she grows frustrated by his shyness and uncertainty, unsure whether he truly cares for her or simply values her company during his lonely adjustment to big-league life. When circumstances threaten to separate them, she's forced to confront what she's been refusing to see all along.
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Reprinted in Kid Colt Outlaw #51 (1955), Strange Romance #1 (2002)
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