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True War Romances #1 (1952)

Quality Comics · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
My G.I. Guy!
9 pp · romance; war
Second Lieutenant Laura EvansPrivate Joe BakerMajor Greg Westley

Second Lieutenant Laura Evans arrives at a Korean base hospital dreaming of glamour and important connections—but finds herself drawn to Private Joe Baker, a humble G.I. who offers her genuine devotion instead of the headlines she craves. When celebrated Air Force Major Greg Westley lands at the base, Laura sees her chance to pursue the dashing, celebrated life she's always wanted, forcing her to choose between the man who loves her and the prestige she's convinced herself she needs.

Army Camp Blues
6 pp · military; romance
Jane RaymondPrivate Danny MillerMr. RaymondMrs. RaymondLeslie FrazerMartha Frazer

Jane Raymond promised her disapproving parents she'd stay away from the servicemen at nearby Camp Robely, but a chance encounter with Private Danny Miller—who helps her fix her car—ignites a romance she can't ignore. As their secret meetings deepen into genuine love, Danny receives his deployment orders, forcing Jane to choose between her family's social standing and her heart just as unexpected guests arrive at her home.

Absent With Out Love
7 pp · military; romance
Joyce Mallory [also as Private Jane Benson]Ricky PetrollTapper NolanColonel HaytonSergeant Walt GreyRostov

In "Absent With Out Love," Joyce Mallory, posing as WAC Jane Benson after fleeing a murder charge, finds her carefully hidden past catching up to her in Tokyo. The story unfolds as her new identity collides with old dangers, testing her survival and secrets in a world far from home.

I Called Him a Slacker
7 pp · military; romance
Paula StevensCraig McLainColonel Alberts

Paula Stevens is convinced that her fiancé Craig McLain is a slacker avoiding military service while his country fights in Korea, especially after overhearing cruel gossip at the office. Desperate to shame him into action—or prove her own patriotism—Paula makes a bold choice that separates them, leaving her to wrestle with doubt and regret as the truth about Craig's real work slowly comes to light. This 1952 romance explores the price of loyalty, secrecy, and the assumptions we make about those we love.

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