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Lovelorn #23 (1952)

American Comics Group · 1952 · 52 pages

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ContinueLovelorn #24 →
Contains 8 stories
Behind the Romantic Curtain
9 pp · romance

Gene Cummings, a globe-trotting foreign correspondent with a reputation for romance, arrives in Moscow determined to keep his distance from the locals—until he's assigned Tanya Pavlova as his official escort, a strikingly beautiful woman he suspects is part of a Soviet scheme to convert him to Communist ideology. As Gene and Tanya grow closer through stolen moments across the city, he finds himself caught between genuine feelings and the dangerous game of espionage unfolding around them.

He Does the Chasin' -- Or Should
2 pp · romance

When Laurie arrives at L.B. Thorpe and Company, she quickly catches the eye of her coworker Ted—who eagerly asks her to lunch. But when Ted hesitates to suggest a second date, Laurie takes matters into her own hands and starts pursuing him instead, leaving Ted convinced something must be wrong with her. As Laurie's genuine interest only pushes him further away, Ted resorts to a desperate lie to escape her attention, leaving both of them to wonder what went wrong.

No Wedding Ring for Nancy!
8 pp · romance
Nancy

Nancy has sworn off marriage after watching her parents' love wither into nagging and regret, but a chance blind date with Jimmy Johnson changes everything when they discover an instant, undeniable connection. As their romance deepens and Jimmy settles into town with plans for his future, Nancy finds her carefully constructed resolve beginning to crumble—until a chance encounter with an old schoolmate forces her to confront what marriage might really mean.

The Biggest Catch
2 pp · romance

Peggy measures romance by what a man can buy her, showering Ron with affection whenever he opens his wallet—until he proposes with his family's modest heirloom ring and she discovers that true love doesn't come wrapped in expensive paper. A cautionary tale about mistaking material comfort for genuine connection, set in 1952.

Love Can Be Blind
9 pp · romance

In "Love Can Be Blind," Marge finds her heart pulled in two when her fiancé, a sailor blinded in a heroic act, returns home just as she begins to grow close to the Navy pilot he saved. Torn between duty and desire, she must navigate a delicate balance of loyalty and longing, all while facing the quiet weight of a love that’s changed in more ways than one.

How He Proposed
1 pp · romance

Betty Hampton meets Roy Anderson at Duke University, but while she dreams of marriage, he's consumed with studying telepathy—until Betty devises a clever experiment to bridge the gap between them. By pretending to receive his thoughts during a long-distance telepathy test, she sets the stage for a proposal that proves sometimes the real magic is knowing what someone truly wants to hear.

Swim for Your Sweetheart
9 pp · romance
Anne Hyatt

Anne Hyatt's swimming prowess has made her a champion in the pool—but a lonely figure on land, as boys shun the girl who outswims them all. When a charming swimming coach named Clark Mattson finally pursues her with confidence and passion, Anne believes she's found true romance at last. But everything changes during an international race across the English Channel, where another competitor and fellow American, Larry Price, awakens something unexpected in her heart.

A Bad Beginning for Love!
3 pp · romance

Jane meets Larry at a party and they hit it off immediately, leading to an evening walk and an invitation inside—but a misunderstanding about her friendly gestures spirals into an awkward and humiliating moment between them. After a tense night apart, Larry reaches out with flowers and an apology, giving them both a chance to laugh at how wrong they'd gotten each other and discover what might actually be there.

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