Falling in Love, #95

Published: November 1967

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Issue Contents:
How Could You Do It?
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Story Notes

Cover art taken from the splash page of the last story in ths issue.

A Promise of Heartbreak
Storyline

Meg is determined not to let her younger sister steal the new man that Meg is interested in, but she fears she won't be able to stop it.

Story Notes

Possible Waldinger pencils and Colletta inks per Nick Caputo. Previous indexer credited Jay Scott Pike on pencils.

Letter Column Featuring To You... from Carol Andrews

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advice column

Bitter Victory!
Storyline

Denise returns to her home town, having become a successful model in the years since she left. When she meets Simon, the man who once left her for Laura, she tries to get him back and nearly succeeds, which makes her realize that he doesn't deserve either woman.

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Story Notes

Some re-inking to update hairstyles and fashions.

Sweet Mystery of Love!
Storyline

Shy Jean needs to come up with a way to meet her handsome neighbor Bill.

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How Could You Do It?
Storyline

Lisa grows up thinking that she's plain and unlovable, but when she passes out of her teen years she is surprised to find that men now find her attractive. This newfound attention nearly causes her to wreck her first serious relationship when she is tempted to cheat, but her boyfriend Peter is very understanding.

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Witty Woody Allen and the Mad Maniaks Cordially Invite You...

Story Featuring The Maniaks

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Story Notes

House ad for Showcase (DC, 1956 series) #71 (guest-starring Woody Allen).

I was a Guillotine-Age Hero!

Story Featuring Inferior Five

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House ad for The Inferior Five (DC, 1967 series) #5, on sale September 19.

Ban Gloom!
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House ad for Teen Beat (DC, 1967 series) #1, on sale September 5. Credits from Bob Bailey based on conversation with Joe Orlando.

A Romance Happening!

Story Featuring 3 Girls -- Their Lives -- Their Loves

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House ad for the 3 Girls serial running in Heart Throbs (DC, 1957 series).