Romantic Confessions #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Kind Don't Fall in Love...", Peter’s gambling debt lands his sister Diane in a tense standoff with the charming but dangerous gambler Charles. When Charles offers marriage to save her brother, Diane refuses—but then challenges him to a duel with a secret wager that changes everything. Written and drawn with quiet intensity by Bill Ely, with lettering by Ben Oda, this 1952 Hillman gem unfolds in a single, gripping evening of high stakes and hidden honor. The cover by John Prentice captures the moment’s tension with striking precision.
In "My Kind Don't Fall in Love..." from *Romantic Confessions* #6 (1952), engineer Dave finds himself drawn to Kathy, the daughter of his factory owner boss—despite warnings she’s a heart-breaker. When he learns she secretly helped secure his promotion, his feelings deepen, only to be met with her firm refusal to consider marriage. A quiet test of her true feelings unfolds when Dave is transferred out of town, leaving Kathy to confront what she’s truly lost.
In "I Was The Good Companion...", Susan finds herself in Paris as a paid companion to her friend Betsy, where she unexpectedly meets Betsy’s brother Derek—a man torn between duty and desire. When Derek proposes, old wounds surface, but a heartfelt reconciliation begins to unfold between them.
In "A Moment to Live in My Heart," Gloria grapples with sudden loss and responsibility after her father’s passing, taking a factory job to care for her mother, sister June, and brother Butch. When her brother threatens to leave school to work, Steve steps in with a thoughtful compromise—marrying Gloria sooner so Butch can help without sacrificing his education. The story captures quiet moments of sacrifice and connection, as love and family weave through hard choices.
In "No Second Time for Love..." from *Romantic Confessions* #6 (1952), a desperate gamble forces sister Diane to face a dangerous proposition when her brother Peter’s debt lands her in a tense dance with gambler Charles. When Charles offers marriage and she refuses, the stakes rise—leading to a duel with a twist that leaves Diane questioning everything she thought she knew.
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