Weird Love #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Love Slaves," the bizarre world of the Heart Clinic takes center stage, where romance is treated like a medical condition and emotions are just another set of symptoms to be managed. With art by Pete Costanza and inks by Dick Beck, this issue explores the strange mechanics of love through a surreal, patient-centered lens, all rendered with a distinctive visual flair. The cover, a collaborative effort by Al Avison, Don Perlin, Charles Nicholas, and Sal Trapani, captures the story’s odd blend of clinical detachment and emotional intensity.
In a tense, repressive regime behind the Iron Curtain, Julia and her boyfriend Jan endure forced labor in a grim camp, their love tested by fear and cruelty. When Inspector Godenoff’s predatory behavior pushes Jan to defend Julia, the consequences are brutal—but their bond fuels a desperate bid for freedom.
A young woman walks into a clinic that promises to mend what’s most fragile—her heart. Inside, she meets the Mender of Broken Hearts, a figure whose methods are as mysterious as they are effective. This quietly surreal story explores the strange science of love, where healing takes unexpected forms.
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↩ Reprints Love Letters #3 (1950), Romantic Secrets #33 (1952), First Love Illustrated #36 (1954), True Brides' Experiences #16 (1956), Confessions of the Lovelorn #114 (1960), Teen-Age Confidential Confessions #10 (1962), Just Married #81 (1971), Sweethearts #133 (1973)
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