Secret Hearts #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Loser at Love!", a heartbroken Nan flees her latest rejection by boarding a train to nowhere—only to jump off in a strange town, where a chance encounter with a stranger offers unexpected, if uncertain, comfort. Drawn together by shared sorrow and a sudden storm, their brief connection hints at something deeper, though neither knows what lies ahead. Penciled by Irv Novick and inked by Joe Giella, this 1954 issue captures quiet emotional tension with subtle expressiveness, while Gaspar Saladino’s lettering adds to the intimate, personal tone. The cover, also by Novick and Giella, mirrors the story’s mood with a lonely figure under a stormy sky.
In "Loser at Love!" from Secret Hearts #25 (1954), Irene sets out on a summer vacation determined to avoid romance after her sister Nora’s heartbreak, vowing to date every eligible boy—just not fall for any of them. But when Kevin starts pursuing her, her careful plans begin to unravel, leaving her questioning whether she’s truly in control of her heart.
In "Trip to Heartbreak!" from Secret Hearts #25 (1954), Vivian returns to Lighthouse Island, the place where her romance with tour guide Bruce ended in heartbreak. There, she meets Cary, who knows the pain Bruce caused—and slowly, through quiet moments and growing trust, begins to show her that love might be worth risking again.
In "Will You Leave Me?", a quiet moment of longing unfolds when Terry reunites with Allen, the man who once told her he wasn’t the marrying kind. A year after his departure, Allen returns with an engagement ring, claiming he’s finally realized his feelings—leaving Terry to face the weight of a love that’s changed, but not yet understood.
In "Stormy Love!" from Secret Hearts #25 (1954), Nan is left heartbroken after receiving a telegram breaking off her engagement to Hal, and without a second thought, she steps off a train into an unfamiliar town. Shaken and alone, she snaps at a stranger who tries to speak to her—only to find herself seeking shelter from a sudden storm, where he joins her, sharing his own story of being jilted. As the rain pours and the night stretches on, two wounded hearts find unexpected company in the dark.
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Reprinted in Young Romance #175 (1971)
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