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Heart Throbs #41 (1956)

Quality Comics · 1956 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
A Jealous Fool
9 pp · romance

Linda Terrell is thrilled—Steve Burton has proposed, and a June wedding is just weeks away. But when whispers about Steve's business dealings with actress Ann Rawley begin to circulate, Linda's insecurity spirals into jealous suspicion, leading her to make a devastating decision that threatens everything they've planned. As the wedding date closes in, Linda must reckon with whether her doubts are justified or if she's let fear destroy her own happiness.

My Tragic Flirtation
6 pp · romance

Shelley, a nurse at an army hospital, discovers that her vanity has caused real harm when her thoughtless flirtation with a recovering patient named Richard is mistaken for genuine love—just as her fiancé Michael arrives to announce his transfer and their impending wedding. As the truth unravels in a painful confrontation, Shelley must face the consequences of prioritizing flattery over honesty, watching helplessly as the lives she's damaged spiral around her.

Waitress Wanted
7 pp · romance

A young woman arrives in a new city with nothing but determination and lands a waitress job at Pete's Diner, where she meets the charming owner and quickly falls in love. As their romance blossoms, her ambition to build something bigger begins to clash with Pete's cautious approach to business—forcing them both to choose between dreams and the life they've built together.

Be Popular With the Opposite Sex by Developing Good Character!
1 pp · non-fiction; romance
I Played Hard to Get
5 pp · romance

Joyce has always worn her heart on her sleeve for Dave Harper, but when her sister Marge convinces her that showing too much eagerness will drive him away, Joyce decides to play it cool—only to watch the strategy backfire spectacularly. As Joyce struggles between following her sister's romantic "wisdom" and honoring her own honest feelings, she discovers that games and pretense might cost her the one thing she values most. "I Played Hard to Get" is a heartfelt 1956 romance that asks whether love can survive when we're afraid to let it show.

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