Secret Hearts, #7
Published: December 1951-January 1952
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Back cover.
The Bracelet to Julia
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Stanzas of a romantic poem with 3 black-and-white drawings.
Credits
- Script: Arturo Romero
Story Notes
Inside back cover.
Never Kiss a Stranger!
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Lynn is selected to run the kissing booth at a charity bazaar and wonders if her fiancé Bert will be jealous. He says no, and Lynn wonders if he really cares for her. At the bazaar, Lynn is kissed passionately by stranger Philip, which makes her doubt her love for Bert. Just before the wedding, Bert realises Lynn has fallen for Philip and releases her from their engagement. He also arranges a reunion between Philip and Lynn.
My Heart Had a Double
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Nurse Judy’s younger sister Rona is more vivacious than she, and Judy fears she’ll steal her doctor boyfriend Larry, as she’d done so many times in the past. When Larry takes Rona to a lecture, Judy goes on a date with Rona’s boyfriend Dick in revenge. Larry later admits he was temporarily stunned by Rona’s personality, but Judy is the one he wants to marry.
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- Script: Natalie Krigstein
Story Notes
Krigstein script per biblio info published in Robin Snyder's The Comics, Vol 27, No. 5, May 2016.
Dangerous Interlude
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Sherry and her boyfriend Bruce drift apart, and while he’s away on business she dates Cliff. They decide to elope but Sherry changes her mind at the last minute. Bruce, having heard the rumours, returns and he and Sherry are reunited.
Credits
- Script: Natalie Krigstein
Story Notes
Krigstein script per biblio info published in Robin Snyder's The Comics, Vol 27, No. 5, May 2016.
Unwelcome Romance
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Bandleader Gary returns to his hometown but his former girlfriend Tess is cool to him. Gary asks what went wrong in their relationship, and Tess says she helped him succeed and then he withdrew from her. Gary confesses that his music style was just a fad and then he began to fail and didn’t want to drag her down with him. Tess says she loves him enough to share the bad and good, and they reconcile.
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Story Notes
Inside front cover.
Never Kiss a Stranger!
Credits
- Letters: Ira Schnapp