Girls' Love Stories, #153
Published: August 1970
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"You both say you love me! But...under this mask...I may be pretty, or ugly!"
Credits
- Pencils: Dick Giordano (uncertain)
- Inks: Dick Giordano
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
For Love or Money
Storyline
Lisa has two suitors and she can't decide between them. A terrible auto accident results in terrible facial scarring and doctors are not certain they can repair the damage. After plastic surgery, she puts on a mask and tells the two men that they have to decide if they still love her without knowing whether she is still beautiful, or horribly disfigured.
Credits
- Script: Jack Oleck
- Pencils: Ric Estrada
- Inks:
Story Notes
Per Back Issue #12, Tony DeZuniga's first work was in this issue "over Ric Estrada's pencils."
The Engagement Ring!
Storyline
Irene continually whines that she has her heart set on a particular engagement ring but her boyfriend Bert can't afford it yet. She knows that Bert is saving up for it, but when he eventually gives her a ring, it's not the one she wanted. She angrily rejects it and breaks up with Bert for buying her a cheap imitation, only later discovering that he actually gave her a much more expensive ring.
Credits
- Script: Jack Oleck
- Pencils: Don Heck
- Inks: Don Heck
The Cheat
Storyline
When Maggie lies to her fiancé Roy so she can go out with Lee, she's stunned when Roy later tells her that he was out with Roy at the same time.
Credits
- Script: Jack Oleck
- Pencils: Art Saaf
- Inks: Vince Colletta
Story Notes
Writer and artists credits from Martin O'Hearn.
Credits
- Script: Carol Fein
Story Notes
Advice column. Script credit from Robin Snyder per Joe Orlando's records.
Featuring Beauty on a Budget
"Legs are where it's at, Sugar Pie!"
Credits
- Pencils: Elizabeth Safian
The 3 Faces of Love!
Storyline
Three people involved in a love triangle relate their own sides of the story.
Credits
- Script: Jack Miller
- Pencils: Mike Sekowsky
- Inks: Dick Giordano
Story Notes
Script credit from Robin Snyder per Joe Orlando's records.