Girls' Love Stories, #140

Published: January 1969

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Girls' Love Stories #140

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My Computer Romance! (1)
1 page romance

"I love him with all my heart -- but I must break off with him -- or be disgraced!"

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Story Notes

Previous indexer credited Estrada drawing the female and Infantino the male but Nick Caputo suspects it is Estrada pencils based on an Infantino layout.

New Face, New Love!
Story 1 9 pages romance
Storyline

Nan thinks that her relationship with Richard has gotten dull and boring, and she's tempted to fall for another guy until a last-minute realization that she really does love Richard after all.

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Never Look at Love!
Story 2 8 pages romance
Storyline

Annette tries to read men's feelings toward her by the look in their eyes, but she is constantly misreading their intentions.

Characters
  • Lila
  • Mark
  • Lew
  • Philip
  • Annette
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Story Notes

The splash page of this story is a modified version of the cover of Heart Throbs (DC, 1957 series) #83. Annette's hair has been changed here (a shorter style with no pony tail) and that style is used throughout the story. This story was probably touched-up from the original story to make it seem less dated when it was reprinted.

Story 3 3 pages fashion

"Some great looking chicks are going to be at that dance tonight..."

Storyline

Cindy tries on several outfits for her date with Sandy, but she discovers that it doesn't matter much because he isn't very observant.

Credits

Featuring From Barbara Miles, with Love

Story 4 1 page romance
Story Notes

advice column

My Computer Romance!
Story 5 10 pages romance
Storyline

Valerie decides to try a computer dating service and meets Brian. They immediately hit it off but she's embarrassed to tell everyone how they met.

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Story Notes

The image of the female on the cover is taken from the splash page of this story.

In DC's Incomparable Romance Lineup...
Story 6 1 page romance
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Story Notes

house ad for the three continuing serials running in Secret Hearts (DC, 1949 series), Heart Throbs (DC, 1957 series) and Young Love (DC, 1963 series); including title logos by letterer Saladino