Romantic Story #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Blind Man's Buff," factory worker Inez spins a web of lies to win a date with foreman Jim, fabricating a story about her struggling family. As their romance deepens, Jim’s growing concern over her supposed hardships leads him to offer help—until the truth comes out and their relationship hangs in the balance. A heartfelt tale of love, deception, and second chances, drawn with emotional precision by Bob Powell and lettered by Ed Hamilton, with a moody cover by Jon D'Agostino.
Maggi and Tommy, longtime friends who’ve always thought of each other as just "old faithful school chums," find themselves unexpectedly drawn to one another during a Halloween party game of Blind Man's Buff. As the blindfolded pair meet by chance, a moment of realization sparks between them—neither had noticed the feelings they’d long ignored. The game becomes the unexpected catalyst for a heartfelt confession, leaving both stunned by what they’ve finally seen.
Bix and Fran share a tender moment at the foot bridge near their factory, but soon after, Fran’s new coworker Don Morton, a charming model with a dream of stardom, begins to win her attention. As Don’s flirtations grow bolder and Bix’s jealousy flares, Fran finds herself torn between the familiar comfort of her past and the thrilling uncertainty of a new romance.
Doris, heartbroken after seeing Bob enter a dress shop with another woman, flees in shame and vows never to speak to him again, only to later learn the truth: the woman was Bob’s sister. Though she’s devastated by her own pride and misjudgment, Doris must confront the consequences of her actions and the depth of her feelings when Bob reappears.
In "The Lie," factory worker Inez spins a web of deception to win the heart of foreman Jim, fabricating a story about her sick mother and struggling student brother. As their romance deepens, Jim’s growing concern leads him to offer help—only to discover the truth and end things abruptly. When Inez’s brother returns the money and shares her pain, Jim must decide whether love can survive the weight of a lie.
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↩ Reprints Romantic Story #8 (1950), Romantic Secrets #21 (1951), Romantic Story #12 (1951)
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