Young Romance #161
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dance with Me, Darling!", longtime dance partners Doug and Diana face their biggest challenge yet when Diana sprains her ankle just before a national TV appearance. With their dream performance on the line and a new partner stepping in, their bond is tested as love and rivalry swirl in the spotlight. Art by Bill Draut, with inks by Draut and Ben Oda, and a cover by Draut and Dick Giordano, this 1969 Young Romance issue captures the tension and heart of a moment that could change everything.
Doug and Diana, longtime dance partners since childhood, share a bond forged in rhythm and shared dreams—now deepened by love. When their big break comes on a national TV show, a sudden injury forces Diana to watch from the sidelines as another dancer takes her place, leaving her wondering if her place in Doug’s life is slipping away.
In "Heartbreak," Brian Hunt and Sue Hyatt navigate the quiet ache of a love strained by distance and unspoken fears, while Cheryl grapples with the painful reality of her boyfriend’s injury in Vietnam—his shattered face forcing him to end their relationship, not out of love lost, but out of fear of being a burden.
Mary Alvarez, a new student nurse at Oxford Hills Hospital, finds herself unexpectedly assigned to care for a notoriously difficult patient known as the "nurse-eating tiger." As she navigates the elite world of the hospital, she begins to develop feelings for an interne—only to be stunned when she witnesses him kissing a wealthy volunteer whose family helped build the hospital’s west wing.
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Reprinted in Truer Than True Romance: Classic Love Comics Retold #[nn] (2001)
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