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True Secrets #3

Mar 1950 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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“I Was a Nobody”

Romance comics don't get more dramatically charged than this March 1950 entry in Marvel's True Secrets. The cover, penciled and inked by Christopher Rule, centers on a dark-haired man gripping a blonde woman by the shoulders as he issues an ultimatum in bold speech balloons — while a second suited man looks on in the background — all anchored by the lead story tease "I Was an Unwilling Bride." With 52 big pages packed with tales including "I Craved His Kisses," "The Wrong Man," and "How Bitter My Love," this issue delivers everything fans of postwar romance comics were hungry for, at just ten cents a copy.

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Yvonne works as a waitress to support her ill, widowed mother and shiftless brother Pete. She becomes a flight attendant instead, and meets French nobleman Alix on a flight. Yvonne pretends to be rich and only working to win a bet. Yvonne meets Alix’s snobbish mother and younger brother Jules, a farmer who believes “there are no classes in the twentieth century.” Alix proposes to Yvonne but Jules also loves her, and exposes her plebian origins to Alix’s horror. Yvonne will marry Jules.

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