True Tales of Love #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Love I Lost," Matt’s quiet visits to the florist shop where Gail works slowly build into something more, all while he’s been using his mother’s birthday as a cover for his real reason: seeing her. Written by John Tartaglione and illustrated by John Tartaglione, this heartfelt tale captures the nervous charm of first love and the courage it takes to be honest. The cover, by Vince Colletta, perfectly captures the moment just before a confession.
In "The Ghost of a Chance," Carol wrestles with doubt as her boyfriend David, a photographer, spends his days with glamorous models—leaving her to wonder if she truly holds his heart. Though David tries to reassure her, the lingering shadows of jealousy make it hard to believe he sees only her.
In a quiet moment at her florist shop, Gail finds herself drawn to Matt, the man who’s been slipping in for weeks—always with a bouquet, always with a shy smile. When he finally confesses the truth, admitting he’s been sending flowers to his mother just to have an excuse to see her, the air between them shifts in ways neither expected.
In "His Kind of Girl!" from True Tales of Love #27 (1956), Judy thinks her differences with Mike are too great to make a connection—until a chance encounter hints that their lives might share more than she ever imagined.
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↩ Reprints My Own Romance #48 (1955)
Reprinted in Agonizing Love #[nn] (2011)
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