True Tales of Love #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Two Loves Have I!", Lois finds herself torn between her steady boyfriend Henry and the glamorous attention of famous author Victor Crane. With Vince Colletta handling both the interior art and the cover, this 1957 tale explores the fleeting allure of romance and the quiet comfort of what's real—delivered in a crisp, expressive style that captures every subtle shift in emotion.
In "Two Loves Have I!", Lois finds herself torn between her steady boyfriend Henry and the glamorous attention of famous author Victor Crane. As her brief flirtation with Victor unfolds, she begins to question what she truly wants — but the real test of her heart hasn't even begun.
In "Love and Marriage!" from True Tales of Love #28 (1957), Jean, a young woman determined to care for her mother and younger brother, finds herself drawn to Roy—but she’s careful not to let their growing connection turn into something more, fearing it might burden him with her family’s struggles.
In a quiet moment between rehearsals and dreams, Jean stands by Ian as he steps into the spotlight, her belief in him a quiet force behind his courage. But as his talent begins to shine, a warning from Laura casts a shadow—will success pull him away from the love that helped him rise?
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↩ Reprints Stories of Romance #5 (1956)
Reprinted in True Tales of Love #9
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