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Teen-Age Romances
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NameTeen-Age Romances 34 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: bi-monthly
NotesArt ids by Jim Vandeboncoeur Jr., writer ids by John Benson from the St. John Romance Comics Checklist at http://www.fantagraphics.com/downloads.
 
CoverAsking for Trouble / 1 page
GenreRomance; Teen
PencilsMatt Baker
InksMatt Baker ?
 
Comic StoryAsking for Trouble (14 pages)
SynopsisAfter his mother’s death, Pat invites his teen-aged sister Hilda to move in with him and his wife Pat. Hilda pretends to be innocent but she soon organizes a series of wild parties among the local high school students. When one of the parties gets out of hand, Hilda’s double-life is discovered and she’s expelled from school.
GenreRomance; Teen
CharactersGrace Nichols; Pat Nichols; Hilda Nichols; Mr. Spreckels; Ruth; Mike Darcy; Jane; Tim Stanton; Betty Turner; Buzzy Neals; Willy; Tom
Script
PencilsMatt Baker
NotesThe final panel of this story says Pat, Grace and Hilda moved to another town and Hilda changed her ways.
 
Comic StoryMy Other Self (7 pages)
SynopsisCathy dates fellow college student Dave but develops a crush on “ancient” grad student Ken, who’s 25. Cathy has a makeover to appear sophisticated and dates Ken, although he tells her that he has a girlfriend back home. Cathy hopes she can change his mind, but when Ken takes his hometown girl to the big game, Cathy goes back to Dave, who is more her type.
GenreRomance; Teen
CharactersCathy; Dave Lynch; Judy; Ken Fuller; Ethel
PencilsCal Massey (signed)
InksCal Massey (signed)
 
Publisher advertisementNo Title (1 page)
SynopsisHouse ad for three 3-D titles.
PencilsCharlie Stern (signed)
InksCharlie Stern (signed)
First LineEveryone Wants These Great 3-D Hits!
NotesThe cover reproductions are for Whack #1 (cover shown is different than the final published version), The Three Stooges #2, and 1,000,000 Years Ago (which appears to be an early version of the cover used for 3-D Comics #2, the house ad shows only dinosaur silhouettes in the background but the actual cover has full art of them).
 
Text StoryMore Luck Than I Deserved (2 pages)
Letterstypeset
GenreRomance; Teen
Script
 
Comic StoryThey Called Me Teacher's Pet (7 pages)
SynopsisHigh school student Mandy finds young teacher Rex handsome, but fellow student Gloria flirts with him madly. Rex and Mandy become friends because she’s hoping for a scholarship to State University, where he’ll be working on his doctorate in the upcoming year. Rex takes Mandy to the prom; Gloria catches them kissing and Rex loses his job. Now, however, there is nothing to stop Rex and Mandy from expressing their love.
GenreRomance; Teen
CharactersAmanda "Mandy" Brenner; Gloria Arnold; Rex Matson
PencilsMike Sekowsky
InksMike Peppe
NotesGloria's hair is red except in one panel on the first page, where it's blonde.
There is a typo in the final panel, where Mandy says “I’ve had to keep my feeings [sic] hidden for so long!”
 
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