Secret Romances #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wanted - a Mate!", a lonely U.S. Navy sailor named Dan places a personal ad, only to find himself entangled in a series of surprising letters from a woman named Betty—though the truth behind the correspondence is far from what he expects. Written and illustrated by the Iger Shop, this 1951 romance comic captures a sweet, bittersweet tale of mistaken identity and enduring connection, with every week’s cablegram carrying a quiet promise across the sea. The story’s heartfelt charm is matched by the crisp, expressive artwork on both the interior and the cover, both by the Iger Shop.
In "Wanted - a Mate!", a lonely U.S. Navy sailor named Dan places a personal ad, sparking a correspondence that takes an unexpected turn when he meets the wrong sister—Peggy, Betty’s 16-year-old sibling. Over two years of separation, Dan receives weekly cablegrams from Betty, only to return home and learn she’s married, leaving him with a surprising connection to the real letter-writer.
In "I Married a Bombshell!" from Secret Romances #4 (1951), Nelson and his wife Beth clash over a misunderstanding, leading him to reconnect with his old friend Jenny at dinner. The next evening, Beth spends time with her former boyfriend John, but their momentary tension only underscores the deeper bond they share. The story unfolds with quiet sincerity, capturing the fragile, fleeting moments that test love—and ultimately reaffirm it.
In "I Surrender," Kathy leaves her small town to marry Marine Charlie, only to be left at the altar when he fails to appear—so she turns to another Marine, Rex, in a moment of heartache. When Charlie finally returns, claiming he’s still not ready for marriage, the tension between the two men forces Kathy and Rex to confront what they truly want.
In "Shared Kisses," Rod returns from military duty to find his fiancée Sandy stunned by the revelation that he’s the adoptive father of war orphan Wanda. With their relationship strained, Sandy’s jealousy flares when Rod confides in their mutual friend Anne, who agrees to care for Wanda. When the little girl runs away, the crisis forces Rod to confront his choices—and the unexpected path his heart has taken.
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Reprinted in G.I. War Brides #5 (1954), Wedding Ring Library #95 (1959)
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