Girls' Romances, #154
Published: January 1971
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Part-Time Lover
Credits
- Pencils: Nick Cardy
- Inks: Nick Cardy
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
Reprint Notes
in DC Comics: 75th Anniversary Poster Book (Quirk Books, 2010) #[nn]
The Girl Who Gave Her Love Away!
Storyline
Freshman Sandy is ecstatic when senior Allan takes an interest in her, but her friends all warn her about his reputation as a lady-killer. Sure enough, he soon breaks up with her, claiming to be engaged to a girl at another college, but then he returns and admits he lied, and that he's really in love with Sandy this time.
Credits
- Pencils: Werner Roth
- Inks: Bill Draut
Can Love Be Daring?
Credits
- Pencils: Courtney Bernard
- Inks: Courtney Bernard
- Colors: Courtney Bernard (uncertain)
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
Story Notes
house ad for Super DC Giant DC, 1970 series) #S-21 [Love 1971], on sale November 25
Featuring Betty's Boutique
"Good afternoon, ladies! I'm Betty!"
Storyline
Betty models several new outfits for two customers, but she mistakes which one is really doing the shopping.
Credits
- Pencils: George Tuska
- Inks: Vince Colletta (uncertain)
A Kiss from a Stranger
Storyline
A guy meets a girl on the beach and they share a romantic moment, but she runs away. Unable to forget her, he tracks her down again and she admits that she was engaged, but broke it off after she met him and hoped to find him again.
Credits
- Pencils: Emily Benz
- Inks: Bernard Sachs
- Editing: Phyllis Reed
Featuring Sew Here's How!
"Short on cash and longing for new "looks"?"
Credits
- Script: Elizabeth Safian (uncertain)
- Pencils: Ken Quattro
- Inks: Ken Quattro
- Colors: Elizabeth Safian (uncertain)
Story Notes
sewing and braiding tips
Part-Time Lover
Storyline
Randy is bored with her boyfriend Chuck so she dumps him when she meets Myles, who takes an immediate interest in her. But when Myles turns out to be married, Chuck is still waiting to take her back.
Credits
- Pencils: Art Saaf
- Inks: Frank Giacoia
- Letters: Ray Holloway