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The last story looks like art by Al Williamson! |
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Additional Information |
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Publication | March 1958 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: Monthly |
Notes | Refers to inside story by the same title. Cover is based on the splash page; dialogue is also different. |
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Cover | Duet for Old Lovers |
Content | Genre: Romance |
Notes | Refers to inside story by the same title. Cover is based on the splash page; dialogue is also different. |
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Comic Story | Two of a Kind! (9 pages) |
Synopsis | Ruth leaves her small town of Tickle Falls, Indiana and goes to New York in search of adventure, only to meet and fall in love with George Allen, another Tickle Falls resident who has moved to New York. |
Content | Genre: Romance | Characters: Ruth Morrison; George Allen |
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Text Story | Indifferent (1 page) |
Credits | Letters: typeset |
Content | Genre: Romance |
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Comic Story | Duet for Old Lovers (7 pages) |
Synopsis | Cory and Paul are childhood sweethearts but he leaves for New York and becomes a popular composer. However, in the end he comes home and reconciles with Cory. |
Content | Genre: Romance | Characters: Cory Davis; Paul Rodan; Mr. Davis |
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Text Story | Too Many Dates |
Credits | Letters: typeset |
Content | Genre: Romance |
Notes | Bottom 25% of page is Statement of Ownership, Management, etc. |
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Credits | Letters: typeset |
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Comic Story | A Dream Romance! (7 pages) |
Synopsis | Sally moves from Millfield to the big city but is lonely. She tells her office mates she's dating a Marine stationed overseas. One day she meets actual Marine Bill Leeds and they fall in love. |
Content | Genre: Romance | Characters: Sally; Bill Leeds; Marty Crandall |
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Comic Story | Braced for Love (3 pages) |
Synopsis | Dentist Theodore Slade tells Harriet she needs braces, but Harriet fears this will make her unattractive. Dr. Slade doesn't think so, and they decide to get married. |
Content | Genre: Romance | Characters: Harriet Cole; Dr. Theodore Slade |
Notes | The Art Of Al Williamson (1983 series) #[nn] only credits Al Williamson on this story, but Angelo Torres was working with Williamson on a lot of stories during this period. It's apparent that Torres did some penciling and/or inking. |
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