Girls' Love Stories, #166

Published: February 1972

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Girls' Love Stories #166

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Issue Contents:
The Destiny of Love (1)
1 page romance
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Cardy credit per his website.

The Destiny of Love
Story 1 14 pages romance
Storyline

Grace and Matt meet in Europe but they are unsure whether their whirlwind romance will last. They are advised by Matt's grandmother to separate for three months to test the relationship, but on the day they plan to reunite, an accident and a misunderstanding threaten to make the separation permanent.

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Script and pencil credits provided by Robin Snyder.

Margo-Chuck Contest
Story 2 2 pages romance
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Responses from readers on whether the characters from the story Black + White = Heartbreak! (issue #163), Margo (a Caucasian woman) and Chuck (an African American man) should be together. From the letters printed, it appears that the (ongoing) vote is in favor of their romance. Letters submitted by Mrs. Francisco Cruz, Carmen Morales, Dinah Hopkins, Juanita Walton, Diane Romano, Susan Pinckney, Tina Lamarche, Marian Blater, L. Oliveria, and Gina Cosentino.

Tea for Two!
Story 3 4 pages romance
Storyline

Ellen is attracted to Seth, a customer at the diner where she works, but unfortunately Seth already has a girlfriend who is nasty to everyone.

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You Can Look Glamorous
Story 4 1 page romance
He Doesn't Love Me!
Story 5 9 pages romance
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Connie is ecstatic when Brad says that he loves her, but Connie's mother doesn't believe him and warns Connie to be careful.

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Original title: "Secret Life, Secret Love!"

Love Is... What It's All About!
Story 6 1 page romance
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House ad for DC's line of romance comics.

The Thief of Hearts
Story 7 1 page romance
1 2 3 4 The One You Want
Story 8 8 pages romance
Storyline

Frank dates one girl after another, never settling on any one for long, but when Julie finally makes him think about changing his ways, she's reluctant to trust his new attitude.

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Original title: "I'll Never Be Yours!"