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.
In "Was Love to Be My Sacrifice!", Chris Lorraine faces a heartfelt crossroads when her dreams of a career in show business clash with her growing love for Sam Dickerson. Torn between her sister Irene’s ambitions and her mother’s expectations, Chris must choose between duty and desire—setting off a storm of emotions that tests their bond. As family tensions rise, a quiet hope for reconciliation begins to take root.
In a quiet 1949 tale of second chances, Helen Neilson—haunted by a scar from childhood and the weight of a secret—learns to hide it with makeup from her old friend Jed Barron, a former circus clown with a gentle touch. Starting fresh in a new town, she finds herself drawn to Johnny Adams, a man who values honesty above all, leaving her torn between truth and the life she’s built. When a car accident forces her to confront her past, the truth emerges in a moment that could change everything.
Claire Stratton, raised in hardship and shaped by loss, sets her sights on a life of comfort—using her charm to win the heart of her boss, John Cantrell. But when her carefully laid plans collide with the unexpected devotion of her coworker Steve Crane, her choices force her to confront what she truly wants. In a story of quiet longing and hard-won honesty, Claire must decide between the life she’s dreamed of and the love that was always within reach.
In "Last Chance for Love!", Peggy Gooding faces a tough choice between love and duty after her father’s passing leaves her to support her mother and younger sister Nila. With her dreams of college dashed and her mother’s favoritism toward Nila weighing heavy, Peggy’s hopes for marrying Frankie are crushed—until Lee Jordan steps in. When Lee demands she quit her job to marry him, Peggy must confront the truth about her family’s dynamics, leading to a moment of raw honesty that could change everything.
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Reprinted in Real Love: The Best of Simon and Kirby Romance Comics #[nn] (1988), Agonizing Love #[nn] (2011), Young Romance: The Best of Simon & Kirby's Romance Comics #[nn] (2012), Young Romance: The Best of Simon & Kirby's Romance Comics #2 (2014), Young Romance #[nn] (2018)
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