Young Romance #5 [107]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "What's Wrong With Me?", Greta confronts the pattern of failed relationships with quiet determination, haunted by her aunt’s advice and a painful lesson from a past romance. After learning her former boyfriend Ralph blamed her for rushing love, she resolves to change—though how she’ll apply that lesson remains a mystery. Illustrated with emotional precision by Matt Baker, this 1960 Young Romance issue captures a moment of self-reflection in a world where romance is both a dream and a minefield. The cover, by Joe Simon in both pencils and inks, perfectly frames the story’s intimate, bittersweet tone.
Sally Benson is head over heels for college professor John, but worries she’s too shallow to truly impress him. She dives into books on Plato and Schopenhauer, determined to become the kind of woman he might love—only to find that her efforts push him away. When John finally speaks his mind, it’s not about intellect, but about the real Sally he’s always admired.
When Rhoda starts a new life in town, she finds herself drawn to Jeff—until her friend Mary keeps warning her that his ex, Carol, has returned. Mary’s constant calls about Jeff and Carol’s supposed reunion grow suspicious, especially when Rhoda realizes Mary’s timing is too convenient. Rhoda soon sees through the ruse, refusing to let jealousy and manipulation shake her trust in Jeff.
Sally watches her sister marry wealthy Ted, her own dreams of a better life tinged with envy as she and Joe face another year in their noisy tenement. When her bitterness pushes Joe away, a surprising turn brings Elaine—Ted’s former wife—back into the picture, revealing a truth that reshapes everything. As old wounds and new hopes collide, Sally finds herself facing a future she never expected.
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