Sweethearts #111
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains romantic stories featuring a male character named Pete who poses a woman for a Valentine's Day portrait, leading to romantic complications when she becomes uncertain about their relationship during an intimate moment. The issue also includes "Picture Biography of Ronald Reagan—Dream Beau of the Month," detailing Reagan's background from his birth in Dixon, Illinois in 1912 through his early film career and interests in sports, dramatics, and ranch life. Additional stories advertised on the cover are "Girl on the Road," "To Weep No More," and "Love Is a Game," along with a promotional "Sweethearts' Big Cash Award Ideal Man Contest."
When a young woman named Bette walks out on her life after a cruel rejection, she encounters Gorgeous, a free-spirited drifter, and impulsively joins a roving group of homeless girls traveling by freight train across the country. As Bette discovers the harsh realities behind their romanticized freedom—the hunger, the cold, the tragic losses that drove each girl to the road—she begins to reckon with what she's abandoned and who she's really become.
Jeff Chandler, a towering Brooklyn-born athlete with a gift for performance, traded his promising sports future for the stage, working his way up through stock companies before serving as a first lieutenant in World War II. After his discharge, he pursued radio and film work in Hollywood, and his distinctive voice caught the attention of studio executives while he was still filming "Sword in the Desert"—landing him a long-term contract that would launch his career among the brightest new stars of 1952.
Elena has resigned herself to a quiet, purposeless life in a small Florida town after a series of devastating disappointments—a failed career ambition, a broken engagement when her fiancé elopes with another woman—but a chance collision with Harry Mapes, a newspaper delivery man, offers an unexpected spark of connection. As Harry persistently reaches out to her with genuine care, Elena must confront whether she's truly ready to accept that her life can still hold meaning and joy, or if she'll continue to let her past sorrows define her future.
Leona visits Tony Callahan backstage on opening night, torn between her love for him and her growing disillusionment with the artificial world of theatre. When Tony dismisses her concerns about his future in the industry, she walks out—but then makes a fateful decision about whether to stay and watch the show unfold.
Kathy, a nurse at General Hospital, views life as a chess game where careful planning guarantees victory—so when she sets her sights on Mark Simpson, a wealthy patient, she methodically maneuvers herself into his family's life, winning over his mother and isolating his former girlfriend Mimi. But as Kathy's calculated moves begin to pay off, she discovers that the human heart refuses to be a pawn in her scheme, and her carefully laid plans start to crumble in unexpected ways.
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Reprinted in Weird Love #2 (2014), Weird Love #1 (2015)
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