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Cover: Vince Colletta

True Secrets #28

Feb 1955 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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“Private Secretary”

A tender stolen kiss amid sun-dappled foliage sets the mood for True Secrets #28, with a red-haired young woman in a flowing yellow dress and blue ribbon embracing a dark-haired man in a sport coat — a cover by Vince Colletta that captures the breathless warmth of mid-1950s romance comics beautifully. The tagline promises that "one thing in life that's always beautiful is the love story of 'A Boy and a Girl!'" — and the couple locked in that heartfelt moment makes the sentiment entirely believable. Inside, Jay Scott Pike brings the stories to life, including "Private Secretary," making this Atlas romance offering a genuinely charming ten-cent package of all brand-new romances.

artist, inker Jay Scott Pike · letterer Joe Letterese · cover Vince Colletta

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artist, inker Jay Scott Pike
letterer Joe Letterese
cover pencils, inks Vince Colletta

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Small-town resident Mary writes a sensational novel under the pseudonym Mimi Swan and it sells. However, the New York publishers insist on a glamourous make-over for their new author. Mary tires of the celebrity lifestyle and goes on vacation to upstate New York where she meets architect Jim. They fall in love but when Jim learns she wrote the "trashy" best-seller, he dumps her. Mary writes a new novel that tells the true story and she and Jim are reunited.

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