Secret Hearts #149
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "David!", Pamela finds herself caught in a tangled web when she buys Ian’s old roadster during his financial slump—only for him to reappear with renewed prospects and a sudden interest in reclaiming the car. As their relationship deepens, Pamela begins to wonder if marriage might be the only way to keep him close… and the car. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life by the dynamic art team of John Celardo and Ric Estrada, with inks by Celardo and lettering by Joe Letterese, this 1971 DC romance explores the quiet tension between love, ownership, and what’s truly worth holding onto. The cover, a striking double portrait by Dick Giordano, captures the emotional weight of the moment.
In "David!", Nurse Irene Vickers faces a sudden, emotional storm when her ex-fiancé David is rushed into the hospital after a car accident—only to be haunted by the lingering belief that he betrayed her with her sister Lois. The story unfolds with quiet tension, as past wounds resurface in the sterile halls of the medical ward.
In "The Only Girl for Him!" from Secret Hearts #149, two friends, Adrienne and Peggy, excitedly swap stories about their new boyfriends—only to realize with shock that they’ve both fallen for the same man, unaware he’s actually a twin. The story unfolds with charming confusion as the truth behind their shared romance slowly reveals itself.
In "A Shared Love!", Pamela finds herself caught between her growing feelings for Ian and the unexpected twist of his old roadster—now hers after a cash-strapped Ian sold it. As Ian's luck turns and he starts courting her, Pamela begins to wonder if their romance might be the key to reclaiming the car… if only they could make it official.
In "Don't Bet on Love!" from Secret Hearts #149 (1971), Vicki and her friend Inez turn a casual rivalry into a playful challenge—each determined to be the first to catch the attention of the new gas station attendant, a quiet young man who seems to notice no one at all. With nerves and giggles on the line, the stakes rise as they each try to be the one he finally sees.
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