Secret Hearts #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Remember the Day!" is a poignant 1952 tale from Secret Hearts #13, capturing the emotional currents of wartime separation and uncertain love. Written with quiet intensity, the story follows Claire as her Navy sweetheart Jeff’s letters from overseas stir both hope and doubt, especially when she learns of his close bond with WAVE Vivian. With inks by Bernard Sachs and lettering by Ira Schnapp, the issue’s heartfelt drama unfolds through a tender, restrained narrative—perfectly rendered in its period detail and emotional honesty.
In "Remember the Day!" from Secret Hearts #13 (1952), childhood sweethearts Jane and Michael face a turning point when their families oppose their marriage at nineteen, fearing their youth. A tense boating incident tests their bond in a moment of crisis, forcing both families to reconsider what truly matters.
In "My Husband's Secret," Lola finds herself torn between her marriage to Rod and a growing affection for Bart, the kind-hearted man she meets while volunteering at the hospital. When she leaves her job and confronts her feelings, Rod’s unexpected forgiveness forces her to reevaluate what love truly means.
In "Unlucky in Love!" from Secret Hearts #13 (1952), Peggy finds herself torn between her fiancé Ted and his new employee Chris, sparking a quiet but intense emotional tug-of-war. When Ted offers Chris a fair chance—by boosting his position and pay—Peggy must confront her feelings in the shadow of a promise she’s already made.
In "The Girl He Left Behind!" from Secret Hearts #13 (1952), Claire’s quiet life unravels when her Navy sweetheart Jeff writes from overseas about his close bond with fellow service member Vivian. When Claire loses her job and moves to be near him, the truth about Jeff and Vivian’s relationship shatters her hopes—only for a painful twist to bring them back together after Jeff is wounded in Korea and Vivian leaves him.
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