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Falling in Love, #102

Published: October 1968

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Too Late for Love!
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No More Love for Me!

"Are some of us destined to love only one man in our lives? I was sure of it when Danny died, thousands of miles away..."

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When Rita's fiancee Danny is killed in the war, she is convinced she will never love any man again.

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Art credits via Steve Saaf, who speculates that it might be Art Saaf's first art job after returning to comics from advertising (via email June 12, 2008).

Deceiving Heart!

"As a nurse in a general hospital, I thought I knew what pain was! But that was before I started writing love letters to someone else's sweetheart"

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A patient in a hospital dictates a letter to a nurse for her boyfriend, who is out of town for a few weeks. She wants to break the news that there is now someone else in her life, but the nurse is smitten with the patient's old boyfriend herself and can't bear to hurt him. Instead, she writes love letters to him on the patient's behalf, thinking the patient will change her mind when they meet again.

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Letter Column Featuring To You... from Carol Andrews

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Advice column; according to Friedlander, either she or Miller wrote these columns during his editorial tenure.

Story Featuring Mad Mad Modes for Moderns

"Remember when black used to be just for little old ladies?"

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fashion pages

Too Late for Love

"But you don't understand -- I don't care how old you are -- I love you -- and only you --"

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When Candy meets Peter, he is several years older than she is and he has a fiancee. Over the next few years she gradually falls in love with him (especially after his fiancee dies), though both Peter and her parents think he is too old for her.

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