New Romances #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Kiss and Run," Della, determined to win a prom invitation from wealthy but reckless Bruce despite the gossip, sets off a chain of events that tests her choices and her heart. With Mike Sekowsky’s art and Al Rubano’s inks bringing the tension to life, the story unfolds in a 1952 world where teenage dreams collide with sudden danger—and a scarecrow holds the key to a surprising truth.
In "Kiss and Run," Diane, newly independent after her father’s passing, takes a typist job in the city while turning down her childhood sweetheart Dave’s proposal to marry. Encouraged by an old classmate, she moves to New York chasing dreams of modeling, only to find herself overwhelmed by the grind of city life. When Dave finally tracks her down, seeing through her carefully crafted letters, their long-held feelings are rekindled—just as a last-minute opportunity pulls her back toward the spotlight.
In "null," Edith’s preference for dating only those who can lavish her with money sets her apart from her friend Pam, whose relationship with Marty is built on thoughtfulness rather than expense—leading Edith down a path that slowly shifts her standing among her peers.
In "Man of Mine," Della—bold and unapologetically herself—sets her sights on Bruce, the wealthy but reckless prom king, turning down Tony, the kind-hearted boy who’s always had her back. When a late-night car ride ends with a suspected accident, Della’s faith in Bruce is tested, and a desperate drive to the scene reveals more than just a scarecrow in the field.
A young woman finds herself standing on the sidelines while others enjoy the social scene, wondering what's holding her back—until she learns that confidence and a genuine smile might be all the courage she needs to turn things around. When a fellow named Jack Lawrence catches her eye, she discovers that taking the first step to connect with someone doesn't require perfection, just a willingness to be herself.
In a quiet small town where whispers follow the past, Angela struggles to live up to her mother’s shadow—until she meets Don, the new boy who makes her believe in love. When her father, haunted by his wife’s departure, tries to protect her by keeping her from him, a painful truth begins to surface. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this tender 1952 tale captures a moment when fear meets forgiveness, and a daughter’s heart finds its courage.
Lucy and Sandy are planning a surprise bridal shower for their friend Barbara, who's getting married in two months—and they've got to keep it under wraps while arranging invitations, picking a theme, and planning the perfect celebration. With help from their families, the two friends pull together a memorable party that shows just what it means to be a good friend when someone you care about is about to walk down the aisle.
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Reprinted in Setting the Standard: Comics by Alex Toth 1952-1954 #[nn] (2011)
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