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Publication | September 1949 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: bi-monthly |
Notes | Kamish type art |
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Credits | Letters: typeset |
Content | Genre: Romance |
Notes | Kamish type art |
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Comic Story | His Kisses Were Tainted (10 pages) |
Synopsis | Phyllis and Ken are engaged but can’t get married until he’s established in business. She goes to work as a secretary for Mr. Mackay, and falls for him. She also invests her widowed mother’s life savings in mining stock recommended by her boss. Mackay takes Phyllis on a “business” trip and is murdered by a former associate he’d cheated. Ken has married someone else, so Phyllis and her mother move away and start over, her mother running a boarding house and Phyllis working as a waitress. |
Credits | Pencils: Wally Wood | Inks: Wally Wood |
Content | Genre: Romance | Characters: Ken Roberts; Phyllis Mott; Fred Mackay; Dan Kostello; Mrs. Mott |
Notes | Story starts on inside front cover. |
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Comic Story | I Hated My Home (9 pages) |
Synopsis | Betty can’t stand living with her family and it affects her whole outlook on life. She quits her office job, moves into a furnished room, and becomes a waitress. Betty and customer Jeff fall in love, but when he learns she’s estranged from her family, he withdraws his marriage proposal. She’s fired from her waitress position and goes home to her family and gets her old job back. Jeff appears and they reconcile. |
Content | Genre: Romance | Characters: Betty West; Jean West; Mr. West; Mrs. West; Jim; Mr. Dodge; Jeff Donnell; Granny |
Notes | Charles F. "Chuck" Miller art characterised by large numbers of extreme smiley faces, conversations shown in profile, mouths full of teeth. |
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Featuring | What Am I to Do? |
Credits | Script:? [as Mona Ashton] | Letters: typeset |
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Text Article | What About Your Face? |
Featuring | Gloom Chasers |
Credits | Script:? [as Mona Ashton] | Letters: typeset |
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Comic Story | He Wouldn't Marry Me! (10 pages) |
Synopsis | Joan is engaged to her childhood sweetheart Henry but finds herself attracted to his cousin Brad. Henry, a long-time loser, leaves Joan at the altar and she agrees to marry Brad on the rebound. Her friend Lorna says Brad paid Henry to go away, but Brad denies this, claiming it was just a loan. Henry shows up with his new wife Mildred and Joan can marry Brad with a clean conscience. |
Credits | Pencils: Pete Morisi? | Inks: Pete Morisi? |
Content | Genre: Romance | Characters: Lorna; Joan Whitcomb; Brad; Henry Adams; Mr. Baker; Mildred |
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