Personal Love #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Double Exposure" in Personal Love #29 (1954) delivers a gripping blend of office intrigue and romantic suspense, spotlighting secretary Judith as she takes on a high-stakes undercover mission to catch an embezzler. With art and inks by Jack Berrill, the story unfolds through sharp character dynamics and unexpected twists, as Judith finds herself drawn to an amnesiac accountant whose true identity holds dangerous secrets. The issue’s emotional core lies in Judith’s choices—between career ambition and love—set against a backdrop of deception and hidden pasts.
In "Double Exposure," Marcy's heart aches when Jim chooses another, but fate brings her face-to-face with his twin, Ted—whose quiet presence stirs something new. When Ted steps into Jim’s shoes, Marcy must confront her past and the surprising truth behind the man she thought she knew.
In "One More Chance," Alicia, initially put off by race driver Johnny’s rough demeanor, begins to see him differently after he swerves to avoid a child on the track. When she attends his final race, cheering for him despite her doubts, Johnny reveals he’s not just a driver—he’s an engineer testing his own engine, and he’s retiring for good.
In "Head Over Heart," secretary Judith balances her career ambitions with a sudden romantic twist when her boss’s nephew Rod confesses his feelings—just as she’s set to travel for a work assignment. Disguised as part of a corporate investigation, Judith finds herself drawn to accountant Paul, who claims he can’t remember his past. When Paul is falsely accused of embezzlement, Judith must decide whether to trust her heart or her rising position, unaware that his forgotten identity holds a dangerous secret tied to her own workplace.
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