Girls' Romances, #160
Published: October 1971
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Portrait of a Proud Girl!
Credits
- Pencils: John Darkow (uncertain)
- Inks: John Darkow (uncertain)
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
He Was My Man
Storyline
Lucy goes to a ranch for a vacation after she breaks up with John, but when her brief flirtation there with Frank turns out badly, she goes home to reconcile with John.
Credits
- Script: Robert Kanigher
- Pencils: John Romita
- Inks: John Romita
Story Notes
Original title: "Look Out for Love!" Hairdos retouched.
What to Do If You've Lost Your Man
Sweet Misery of Love
Storyline
Lynn can't decide between Frank and Billy but she is in no hurry to make up her mind.
Credits
- Pencils: Howard Purcell
Portrait of a Proud Girl
Storyline
Helen keeps rejecting guys who don't measure up to her high standards.
Credits
- Pencils: John Romita
- Inks: John Romita
- Letters: Joe Letterese
Story Notes
Original title: "This Proud Heart!" Hairdos retouched.
Kiss Me Goodbye!
Storyline
Barbara gives up her artistic dreams in the big city and returns to her home town. She meets a talented painter, but refuses his advances because she thinks he should pursue the kind of career that she rejected.
Credits
- Pencils: Emily Benz
- Inks: Bernard Sachs
Story Notes
Original title: "I Was His to Hold." Hairdos retouched.
Featuring Julia Roberts, Romance Counselor
Credits
- Script:
- Pencils: Bob Oksner
Story Notes
advice column
Something in Common!
Storyline
In spite of all the signals he's sending, Ruth believes that she couldn't possibly be in love with Mark because they have so little in common.
Credits
- Pencils: Mike Sekowsky
- Inks: Bernard Sachs (uncertain)
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino (uncertain)
Story Notes
Hairdos retouched.
D.C. Sweeps A.C.B.A. Awards
Credits
- Pencils: Neal Adams
- Inks: Neal Adams
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
Story Notes
Includes pencil sketches of the Academy of Comic Book Artists 1971 Shazam Awards winners from DC and cover reproductions of Green Lantern (DC, 1960 series) #76 and #86.