Romantic Adventures #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "No Sweethearts for a Sailor," a woman named Phyllis Parker makes a desperate choice to enter into a relationship with a sailor to protect her heart from romantic heartbreak. When the sailor tries to coerce her into boarding a boat and abandoning her life, she refuses, and he becomes enraged, leading to a confrontation. In the story "Mankiller," a woman named Judy becomes a steady girlfriend to Larry but finds herself caught in a love triangle when another man, Alan, begins to fall for her as well; after a series of romantic entanglements and jealousies, she ultimately chooses to marry Larry. The issue closes with a tale in which a man makes a dramatic public declaration of his love, proposing marriage to the woman he adores despite the complications that have arisen from their romantic history.
A young sailor named Glenn Conklin, hardened by a past heartbreak, vows to avoid emotional attachments—until he meets Phyllis Parker, a schoolteacher aboard a passenger liner. As he finds himself drawn to her in ways he can't explain, he struggles to reconcile his old habits with the unexpected depth of his feelings.
Judy, a woman determined to avoid heartache after past betrayals, embraces a carefree fling with a series of casual romances at her new job. When a charming pilot named Mal Weaver shows genuine interest, she’s drawn to him despite her fear of getting hurt—until his sudden, intense attention forces her to confront whether this time, love might be real.
Sue, pining for the man who only sees her roommate Mona, finds her world upended when Mona’s new suitor, Alan, unexpectedly shows interest in her. As tensions rise during a weekend at a remote lodge, Sue’s feelings are tested when Alan begins to court her openly—leaving her to wonder if her heart truly belongs to him, or if she’s just playing the part of the overlooked girl.
Vi Dalton, a wealthy and privileged college student, finds herself torn between her steady, devoted boyfriend Stan and a mysterious, quiet newcomer named Tom Hall, whose intelligence and sincerity stir something deeper than mere attraction. As Vi grows increasingly drawn to Tom, she begins to question the emptiness of her privileged life and the shallow values it represents. The story follows her emotional awakening and the growing tension between her desire for genuine connection and the expectations of her world.
ComicBooks.com Value
Find on ebay
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸