Girls' Love Stories, #91
Published: December 1962
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Issue Contents:
Love Lost Its Way!
Credits
- Pencils: John Romita
- Inks: John Romita
- Colors: Jack Adler (uncertain)
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
Cover art also used for splash page of last story. Inks previously tentatively credited to Joe Giella.
Contents
Story Notes
inside front cover
Tears Too Soon!
"As soon as I saw the dark, handsome stranger step from the bus, I knew that today was going to be different... What I didn't know was that, for me, there would also be..."
Storyline
Karen is attracted to Andy, the handsome stranger who takes a job in her uncle's store, but she worries that falling in love would be more complicated.
Credits
- Pencils: Bill Draut
- Inks: John Darkow
Now It Can be Told!
"Has it ever occurred to you that Don hasn't written because he doesn't want to see you any more?"
Storyline
Judy wonders why her boyfriend Don has stopped writing to her, and she enlists the help of his brother Jerry to help her reunite with Don, but things don't work out as she expected.
Credits
- Pencils: Tony Abruzzo
- Inks: John Celardo
Story Notes
advice column
Two Loves Have I!
"You don't just choose between two men as though they were china figurines... someone is bound to be hurt. But I had to make a choice - and I did. What I forgot was by making the wrong choice my own heart would be smashed to pieces!"
Storyline
Diane is bored with her long-time boyfriend Ted and finds Paul much more appealing, until the time comes to make a firm decision between them.
Credits
- Pencils: Emily Benz
- Inks: Art Peddy (uncertain)
Love Lost Its Way!
"Like every other girl, Ellen longed to be loved. But my sister Ellen wasn't like every other girl... she couldn't walk -- she couldn't play -- and she thought she couldn't be loved. I could do all those things!"
Storyline
Lynn feels sorry for her wheelchair-bound sister Ellen, so she encourages her boyfriend Andy to be kind to Ellen, never expecting that Andy might come to fall in love with Ellen himself.
Credits
- Pencils: John Romita
- Inks: John Romita
Story Notes
Splash art also used for cover.
Why Keep Love a Secret From Your Heart?
Credits
- Pencils: John Romita
- Inks: John Romita (uncertain)
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
inside back cover; house ad for Secret Hearts (DC, 1949 series) #84
Featuring Best Values Co.
Story Notes
back cover