Romantic Secrets #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains at least two stories: "I Was a Member of a Teen-Age Thrill Gang" depicts a young woman recounting her involvement with a gang, her eventual desertion, and her encounter with F.B.I. agents pursuing a girl who deserted from the Women's Army Corps. A second story follows a woman named Sue and her husband Eddie, exploring their relationship as Sue questions whether Eddie's interest in her stems from genuine affection or merely from the excitement of their shared past experiences, ultimately leading to reconciliation between the couple.
Eileen, newly moved to a strange neighborhood, is drawn into a reckless teen thrill gang led by her neighbor Joey Dodge, who sweeps her into a whirlwind of nightclubs, hot rod races, and dangerous excitement. As the group’s antics escalate, Eileen begins to question her choices, especially when her long-time boyfriend Stan unexpectedly shows up, concerned about her involvement with the crowd.
Dizzy Daisy arrives late to a ship-launching ceremony and is surprised to be given the honor of smashing a bottle against the hull. As she hesitates, unsure how forcefully she should strike, the crowd watches with bated breath, unsure if her enthusiasm will match the tradition.
Kathy, a spirited young woman known for her outrageous stunts, enlists in the WACs to escape the pressure of being the center of attention—only to find her decision strains her relationship with Steve Basett, the one person she’s never been able to impress. When she’s transferred to Texas, she panics and deserts her post, returning to Steve in a desperate bid to undo her mistake, only to confront the harsh reality that her actions may have cost her more than just a laugh.
A man visits Doctor Sorebones, who diagnoses his "run down" body and advises him to go to the mountains for his liver—only to be confused by the suggestion. Later, he angrily rejects a waiter’s eggs, demanding ones he hasn’t had in a long time, leading to a comedic mishap.
Dizzy Daisy sighs over a disastrous night at a banquet, where she accidentally sneezed into her tomato soup—causing everyone to believe she had the measles and leaving her completely ignored. The story captures her mortification with a single, exaggerated "PLOP!" as the punchline lands.
Lois, newly in love with Eddie, grows increasingly anxious when her past friend Sue unexpectedly arrives in town with her husband, Al. As Sue’s presence threatens to expose a secret from Lois’s past, Lois tries to manipulate events to keep them apart—only to be blindsided when Al abruptly leaves, believing Lois and Sue are in love.
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