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All True Romance #4 (1952)

Comic Media · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Letter From a Sergeant
9 pp · romance

A young woman named Helen Ford, pretending to be a friend of Sergeant Dick Rand’s former love, finds herself drawn to him after accidentally reading his heartfelt letter meant for another. As their bond grows, Helen wrestles with guilt over her deception, especially when the real Gloria unexpectedly returns, threatening to expose her lie.

Kisses of Courage
7 pp · romance

Helen, a fearless circus animal trainer, is overjoyed to be engaged to Eric Knowles, a celebrated trapeze artist, but their happiness is threatened when the ringmaster, Jack Mortimer, makes a violent move on her. Though Eric is injured and told to rest, his pride pushes him to perform despite his blindness, putting him in danger—especially when Jack sabotages his act. Helen must confront both the ringmaster’s schemes and her own fears as she fights to protect Eric, using her courage and her bond with her trained lion, Rajah, to save him.

This Man is Mine...
6 pp · romance

Tad Hawks, a federal investigator, is presumed dead after a plane crash, leaving his lover Candy heartbroken and determined to find him. Though she’s unaware of his survival, Candy journeys to a foreign country to track him down, navigating danger, deception, and a web of intrigue. As she closes in on the truth, she discovers Tad is alive—but held captive, and the only one who can free him may be the last person he expects.

Goodbye, Big Time Love!
7 pp · romance

Sue Welch, a small-town girl with big dreams, finds herself captivated by the glamorous tenor Ramon Manino—only to discover his real name is Sam Fletcher, a humble American singer who changed his name to succeed. As their romance deepens, Sue’s hopes of becoming an opera star are dashed when Sam gently tells her she lacks the gift, forcing her to confront her own ambitions. In the end, she realizes her true place isn’t in the spotlight, but in the quiet love of Tom Drew, who has always believed in her.

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