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Cinderella Love
Date | Number: 15 | Lang: English (en)
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PublicationAugust 1954 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: bimonthly
NotesAlthough there is an interior story in this issue entitled "The Wall of Wealth," the cover illustration does not really represent a scene from that story.
 
CreditsPencils: Matt Baker | Inks: Matt Baker | Letters: typeset
ContentGenre: Romance
NotesAlthough there is an interior story in this issue entitled "The Wall of Wealth," the cover illustration does not really represent a scene from that story.
 
Comic StoryMy Textbook Sweetheart (7 pages)
SynopsisCollege student Connie offers to tutor football star Ken, a Marine war veteran now attending school on the G.I. Bill. They become friends and he takes her to the prom after arguing with his rich girlfriend Carol. Carol threatens to use her father’s influence to have Carol expelled, but Ken says he’ll quit the football team if that happens. Carol’s father is a big football fan and says Carol is wrong. Ken proposes to Connie.
ContentGenre: Romance | Characters: Ken Wiley; Connie Thompson; Carol Saunders; Red Franklin; Guy Saunders
 
Comic StoryThe Wall of Wealth (7 pages)
SynopsisIngrid’s elderly father has a heart attack trying to tear down a wall that rich Simon Lessingham built in an attempt to force them to sell their cottage and land to him. Edwin, Simon’s son, tries to make amends to Ingrid and her father. Edwin and Ingrid fall in love. Her father opposes the match but eventually changes his mind. Edwin buys Ingrid’s house before his father can, and says she and her father can continue to live there. He hopes someday he and Ingrid will also live there, as man and wife.
ContentGenre: Romance | Characters: Gustav Barton; Simon Lessingham; Ingrid Barton; Edwin Lessingham
 
Text StoryPenny-Pinching Love (2 pages)
CreditsLetters: typeset
ContentGenre: Romance
 
Comic StoryThe Long Way Home! (7 pages)
SynopsisArmy private Beth is sent to Paris. Although fellow soldier Bob flirts with her, she is more attracted to French nobleman Henri. However, Henri is revealed to be a spy, and Bob (who is working for Army intelligence) captures him. Bob and Beth fall in love.
ContentGenre: Romance | Characters: Private Beth Blake; Cynthy; Private Bob Stevens; Colonel Montgomery; Count Henri de la Tour; Odette; Madame Prunier
 
Comic StoryYou Can't Trap Love (7 pages)
SynopsisSalesclerk Joyce tries to crash high society by volunteering at a club for underprivileged children that socialite Delia supports. However, Joyce is overeager and scares off all of the rich, eligible bachelors who also volunteer there. Delia arranges for Joyce to meet her cousin Dick, who is rich but devotes “all his time and fortune” to charity. They fall in love.
CreditsPencils: Jack Sparling | Inks: Jack Sparling
ContentGenre: Romance | Characters: Joyce Purcell; Delia Dillon; Doug Brown; Harry; Dick Jones [Radville]
NotesArt looks like Sparling's work and Bails credits him with romance comic work for St. John in this period.
 
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