Young Romance #3 (9)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Was Love to Be My Sacrifice!", a heartwarming 1949 tale from Young Romance #3, Helen’s journey begins with a scar she’s long tried to hide—until a clever disguise and a new start lead her to Johnny, a man who values honesty above all. With Bill Draut handling both art and inks, and Ben Oda’s crisp lettering guiding the emotional beats, the story unfolds with quiet intensity. Jack Kirby’s striking cover captures the moment’s tension, drawing readers into a tale where truth, vulnerability, and love finally meet.
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Helen has a scar on her face, which was the result of a childhood accident. She can’t afford plastic surgery, but family friend Jed, a former circus clown, shows her how to use makeup to hide the scar. Moving to another town where no one knows her, Helen dates deliveryman Johnny. However, he hates dishonest people and Helen is afraid to tell him the truth about her face. She decides to leave town but is badly injured in a car accident; the insurance pays for plastic surgery on her face. Helen confesses to Johnny that she had a scar before, proving she’s an honest person. They will be married.
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