Girls' Romances, #13
Published: February-March 1952
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One Reckless Moment!
Credits
- Pencils: Alex Toth
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
cover art taken from splash page of final story in this issue
Contents
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inside front cover; includes indicia
Let Me Forget
Storyline
Patty works hard to overcome her impoverished past, becoming a fashion designer. She falls in love with Phil, a dedicated doctor, but when she learns that he runs a clinic in her old neighborhood, she doesn't want to be reminded of her former life.
Castoff Sweetheart!
Storyline
Carol keeps dumping boring boyfriends and coming back to reliable Paul each time, but maybe she's waited too long to discover that it's Paul she really loves.
Credits
- Script: Natalie Krigstein
- Pencils: Mike Sekowsky (uncertain)
Story Notes
writer credit from Robin Snyder, in Under the Gun #2 (1984)
Story Notes
Statement of October 1, 1951 Owners: Signal Publishing Company, 125 East 46th Street, New York 17, N.Y., Irwin Donenfeld, 2 Prospect St., Woodmere, L.I., N.Y., Harry C. Lieb, 183 Windsor Ave., Rockville Centre, L.I., N.Y., Avrum Ben-Avi, 893 Wilmott Road, Scarsdale, N.Y.
Featuring Joan
"Big date with Fred tonight, Mabel!"
Love Without Faith
Storyline
Nina falls in love with Gil, a struggling inventor, in spite of everyone telling her she should marry a successful and practical man.
Credits
- Script: Natalie Krigstein
Story Notes
writer credit from Robin Snyder, in Under the Gun #2 (1984)
Featuring Romantic Antics
"In Australia, a man avoids his mother-in-law..."
Storyline
humorous courtship customs
Credits
- Pencils: Mort Drucker (uncertain)
- Inks: Mort Drucker (uncertain)
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- Script:
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advice column
One Reckless Moment!
Storyline
Impulsive rich girl Alison meets penniless merchant seaman Joe and they fall in love, but their different backgrounds keep coming between them and eventually drive them apart.
Credits
- Pencils: Alex Toth
Maytime
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- Script:
Story Notes
inside back cover; illustrated poem
Is Your Man Worth Fighting For?
Featuring Girls' Love Stories
Credits
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
back cover; house ad for Girls' Love Stories (DC, 1949 series) #15