My Love

For nearly a decade, Marvel’s My Love (1969–1976) offered readers a heartfelt, soap-operatic escape, focusing on the romantic dilemmas and emotional journeys of young women. Running for 39 issues, the series was a key part of the publisher’s romance line, frequently written by Suzan Lane Loeb and Stan Lee, with iconic artists like John Romita, Don Heck, and Gene Colan bringing the tender, dramatic stories to life. It matters as a prime example of Marvel’s commitment to the romance genre during the Silver and Bronze Ages, showcasing the studio’s signature style in a quieter, character-driven space.