Personal Love #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Beyond Redemption" in Personal Love #19 (1953) delivers a tender, emotionally charged drama anchored by Harold LeDoux’s expressive art and inking. As Marge wrestles with jealousy and fear over her brother Phil’s impending marriage, a chance encounter with his old friend Guy—a doctor called in to help—unravels a quiet, heartfelt connection that tests loyalty, trust, and the fragile bonds of family. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, exploring love and sacrifice through the lens of a small, intimate moment in a 1953 comic.
In the rugged Canadian bush, Susie and her father run a small airline, where pilot Tom keeps a wary eye on the new hire, Jim. As romance blooms between Susie and Jim, secrets begin to surface—until a twist of loyalty and danger forces her to see the truth. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, "She Flew Towards Danger" unfolds with quiet tension and heartfelt choices.
In "Be True to Your Heart," singer Judy faces a heartfelt dilemma when her engagement to pianist Bob unravels after her Aunt Rhoda shares a painful lesson about loyalty and love. As Judy grapples with the weight of that advice, she finds herself drawn back to Bob when he offers her a chance to star in a new musical he’s written—though the path to reconciliation isn’t simple.
In "A Life of Her Own," Marge worries she’ll be trapped caring for her mother if her brother Phil marries Peggy—until a sudden illness brings Phil’s old friend Guy into the house. As Marge and Guy grow close, her fears twist into doubt: is his kindness real, or just a ploy to win Phil’s happiness? The story unfolds with quiet tension and emotional honesty, exploring trust, sacrifice, and the fragile hope of new beginnings.
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