Negro Romance #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Possessed" in Negro Romance #2 (1950) delivers a gripping, emotionally charged tale of love, jealousy, and self-discovery, spotlighting Gloria’s unraveling as her devotion to Lloyd spirals into obsession. Written by Roy Ald and illustrated by Alvin Hollingsworth, the story unfolds with quiet tension as Gloria’s growing control over the Jamison household masks a deeper insecurity. The cover by Alvin Hollingsworth captures the story’s simmering intensity, making this a standout entry in a rare and significant series.
In "Possessed," Gloria’s life takes a sharp turn when she begins a romance with college student Lloyd, who brings her into his family’s world through a job at his mother’s beauty salon. As her affection deepens, Gloria’s insecurities spiral into obsession, reshaping the household with her growing control—until a visit from Lloyd’s new friend Sara ignites a storm of jealousy and revelation.
In "Forever Yours," Edith and Don face a heartbreaking crossroads when Edith learns her health may not last two years. Determined to live fully, she pushes Don away with reckless choices—only to collapse and wake up in the hospital, where Don stands by, knowing all and ready to stand with her.
In "Love's Decoy," chorus girl Sara finds herself caught in a dangerous web when club owner Barton manipulates her into winning the trust of detective Bruce—only to use her to frame him for corruption. As their romance deepens, Sara must confront the truth behind Barton’s scheme and risk everything to clear Bruce’s name. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this gripping 1950 romance unfolds with emotional stakes and quiet courage.
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Reprinted in Negro Romance #4 (1955)
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