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Cover: Al Hartley & Christopher Rule

True Secrets #8

Aug 1951 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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“The Other Woman!”

Few romance comics capture heartbreak quite like this August 1951 installment of True Secrets, where a woman in red clings desperately to a man near a pay phone, their charged exchange — her tearful declaration of unconditional love, his anguished farewell — playing out in dramatic speech bubbles right on the cover. The pencils by Al Hartley and inks by Christopher Rule give the scene a raw emotional pull, and the left-side vignettes tease additional stories asking whether "the other woman" will ruin Mary Barden's life and what terrible secret haunts Harriet Arnold. Ten cents bought a lot of heartache in 1951, and this issue delivers it beautifully.

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cover pencils Al Hartley
cover inks Christopher Rule

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Amy accepts the job of companion to wealthy Robert, who’s suffering from a disease “he picked up in Korea.” Robert’s mother warns her not to become romantically involved with her son, but they fall in love. Dr. Curzon makes a pass at Amy and Robert rises from his sickbed to defend her: Curzon explains that Robert’s illness was just in his mind, and he deliberately provoked him. Now healthy, Robert will marry Amy.

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