Teen Confessions #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Spy," high school student Wendy grapples with the mystery of her boyfriend Rip Chord—leader of the outlaw Satan’s Servants motorcycle gang—whose gentle demeanor around her clashes sharply with his ruthless persona among the gang. Written by Joe Gill and lettered by Herb Field, this 1967 Charlton classic unfolds with quiet tension as Wendy begins to piece together the truth behind Rip’s dual identity. The cover, penciled and inked by Dick Giordano, captures the story’s moody intrigue.
In "My Spy," high school student Wendy finds herself torn between the tender boyfriend she knows and the fierce, rebellious leader of the Satan’s Servants motorcycle gang—Rip Chord, whose real name is Roger Conner. As she grapples with the mystery of his dual life, she begins to uncover the truth behind the man she loves, leading to a moment that will change everything.
In the quiet aftermath of a devastating crash, 16-year-old Karen faces a new kind of silence—both in her body and her heart. When Dick’s brother Jerry comes to deliver the painful news that Dick died in Vietnam, he brings with him a letter filled with regret and love. As Karen grapples with grief and the weight of what might have been, Jerry’s unexpected presence offers a fragile comfort in a world that’s changed forever.
In "Lesson in Heartbreak," teenage student Carol finds herself drawn to her high school drama teacher, Kenneth Hurley, even as his relationship with fellow teacher Beth Barton remains unshaken. Though Carol knows the age gap and the stakes, she’s determined to wait—years pass, and her feelings only grow stronger. The story unfolds with quiet tension, exploring the fragile line between longing and the consequences of desire.
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Reprinted in Weird Love #17 (2017), Weird Love #6 (2018)
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