Young Love #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Boys Are Fools!", Phyllis finds herself caught between her sister Jayne’s harsh views on romance and her own more open-minded approach. When Jayne’s rejected suitor asks Phyllis out, she enjoys their date—only to spark a surprising twist when Jayne tries to reclaim him. John Rosenberger’s expressive art and Ira Schnapp’s crisp lettering bring the emotional beats to life, while John Romita’s cover captures the tension with flair. A 12-cent slice of 1964 teen drama with heart and humor.
In "Boys Are Fools!", Phyllis finds herself caught between her sister Jayne’s harsh attitude toward boys and her own more open-minded approach. When Jayne’s former crush asks Phyllis out, she enjoys their date—until Jayne discovers the truth and tries to reclaim him. The story unfolds with quiet tension and heartfelt moments as Phyllis navigates her sister’s jealousy and her own growing confidence.
In "A Deal with Love!", Linda finds herself caught between two boys—Marty, who’s still healing from his recent breakup with Carole, and Bob, who’s stepping in when Marty’s unavailable. As her feelings grow, she’s left navigating the tricky waters of loyalty, heartache, and what might come next.
In "Fearful Heart!", Mary Robin finds herself caught in a quiet storm when her new roommate Anna develops feelings for a blind patient—only to realize he believes Anna is someone else entirely. As secrets unfold between the young woman, the patient, and the nurse who’s been by his side, emotions run deep in a story where trust and identity blur.
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Reprinted in Magic Moment Romances #45 (1964), Young Romance #175 (1971), Showcase Presents: Young Love #1 (2012)
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