Personal Love #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I'll Always Love You," a 1952 romance tale from Personal Love #18, Air Corps pilot Ralph proposes to Helen before being deployed to the Korean War—only to vanish, presumed dead. While he’s gone, Helen receives his pay, begins a relationship with Tom, and, after hearing of Ralph’s death, accepts Tom’s proposal, using Ralph’s money to build a new life. When Ralph returns unexpectedly on her wedding day, the truth unravels, testing loyalty, love, and the weight of promises made in absence. Jack Berrill handles both art and inks in this heartfelt wartime story.
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Air Corps pilot Ralph proposes to Helen but is shipped off to fight in the Korean War before they can wed. While he’s gone, Helen receives part of his salary. She dates Tom and when Ralph is reported killed in action, Helen accepts Tom's marriage proposal, and spends Ralph’s money on furniture, a new car, etc. Ralph, who had been missing in action, returns on Helen’s wedding day and is angry. Tom, unaware of where Helen was getting her money, breaks off their engagement. Helen works hard and repays Ralph, who tells Tom what she did. Tom and Helen are reunited.
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