Teen Confessions #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Square Kind of Love," Rita Caxton navigates the complicated truth behind her summer romance when she discovers her boyfriend may have started their relationship for her father's financial support. As the season unfolds, unexpected feelings begin to shift the dynamic between them. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Joe Sinnott with inks by Vince Colletta, this 1961 Charlton issue captures the quiet emotional turns of young love, with a cover by Sinnott and Colletta that mirrors the story’s tender, bittersweet tone.
When a girl from the cool crowd sets out to prove how ridiculous her crush on John Barkett really is—by adopting his "square" taste in classical music and art—she discovers something unexpected happening along the way. As she learns his language instead of demanding he learn hers, Kitty finds herself genuinely drawn to him, and when her friends crash a surprise birthday party she's planned in his honor, everything she's been working toward comes into focus. A charming tale about how meeting someone halfway can turn contempt into connection.
A young woman torn between two compelling loves—a sweet, devoted boy and a charming, magnetic classmate—discovers that neither can compete with her deepest passion: music. As graduation approaches and her dreams of the concert stage beckon, she must finally choose what matters most, setting her on a path that will test whether ambition and the heart can ever truly be reconciled.
I Could've Saved Him captures the raw guilt of a young woman haunted by her boyfriend Hal Maddox's fatal car crash. When Ginnie challenges his reckless driving on a wild ride to their usual spot, Hal angrily peels back onto the highway—only to lose control while fleeing from a police officer, his speed climbing until he crashes into a tree. Now Ginnie wrestles with the crushing weight of "what if," wondering if her presence in the car that final night could have changed everything.
In "My Loveless Romance," Rita Caxton's summer takes a sharp turn when she discovers her boyfriend's affection was rooted in her father's wealth—until, slowly, something deeper begins to grow between them.
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