Super DC Giant #S-21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Reckless Losers!", Gail faces a heartfelt dilemma when her longtime love, Richy, proposes, only to learn she’s still waiting for her missing-in-action soldier boyfriend, Peter. Jay Scott Pike’s expressive art brings emotional depth to this poignant tale, while Charlie Armentano’s dynamic cover captures the story’s tension. A 25-cent comic from 1971, this issue stands as a quiet yet powerful slice of superhero-era romance.
In "Live -- Without Love!", Gail finds herself torn between a promising new romance with Richy and a promise she made to wait for her missing soldier boyfriend, Peter. As feelings deepen and choices loom, she must navigate the weight of loyalty, longing, and the uncertain future of love.
In "I Couldn't Be Faithful!", Lisa struggles with deep-seated fears of abandonment and betrayal, shaped by a childhood spent feeling unwanted—now complicating her relationship with her boyfriend Peter, whose love she can’t quite believe in.
In "Love Is What It's All About!", a dedicated social worker finds her focus shifting when she meets a kind-hearted policeman during a case. As their connection grows, she pulls back, convinced her responsibilities come first—until a chance reunion, arranged by a grateful teen, gives her a second chance to see what she might have lost.
In "Love Is What It's All About! Part 3," Lynn grapples with grief after the loss of her fiancé, her world upended by sorrow. Determined to move forward, she embraces a carefree, vibrant new chapter—though her roommate and her late fiancé’s former partner can’t help but worry as her transformation takes unexpected turns.
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