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Brides Romances #22

Oct 1956 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
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This anthology issue contains at least two stories. "Torn by Jealousy" follows a bride-to-be who discovers on her wedding day that her fiancé David has been unfaithful with another woman named Gloria; after confronting him at the altar, she marries him anyway but they separate, only to reconcile when David promises to reform and they reunite to start fresh. Another story involves a woman named Carol who meets a Texas oil millionaire named Steve at a dance; as they spend time together visiting museums and cultural sites, Steve begins to transform from a rough oil man into a refined gentleman, leading Carol to fall deeply in love with him and envision their future together.

Contains 4 stories
The Man I Want to Marry
9 pp · Romance
Dave ShellyGloria VictorMrs. PorterPaul Kearns

A woman engaged to Paul Kearns, a ruthless and ambitious investment broker, begins to see the man she loved disappear beneath his hunger for success and wealth in the big city. When Gloria encounters Dave Shelly, a principled city councilman, she rediscovers the kindness and genuine heart that Paul has lost, forcing her to confront a difficult choice just weeks before her wedding day. Will she have the courage to follow her heart, or will ambition and obligation bind her to a man she no longer recognizes?

Torn By Jealousy
6 pp · Romance
Doug ReynoldsEddyGraceJuneLisa Davies

June thought her love with Doug Reynolds was secure—until Lisa Davies, the most beautiful and ruthless girl in town, announces she's taking him away. Desperate to fight back, June tries to beat Lisa at her own game, only to discover that abandoning who she really is costs her far more than she bargained for. As jealousy tears her apart, June learns a hard lesson about the price of deception and what it truly means to lose someone you love.

Nothing but a Memory
7 pp · Romance
CarolSteve WyattFred GurneyCandy

Carol, a dance studio instructor engaged to her partner Fred Gurney, takes on a rough-around-the-edges Oklahoma rancher named Steve Wyatt as a student—and decides, on a whim, to remake him into a sophisticated city gentleman. As Carol shapes Steve's manners and tastes over weeks of lessons, genuine feelings emerge between them, forcing Carol to confront what her "improvement project" has actually cost them both. A bittersweet story about the price of playing pygmalion with someone's heart.

Just a Gay Companion
6 pp · Romance
Betty DrakeHal CampLarry HolanMrs. Drake

Betty Drake dreams of winning Larry Holan's heart when he asks her to be his dance partner for the Wizard of Waltz contest—but as they practice night after night, she realizes Larry cares only about perfection on the dance floor, not about her. Meanwhile, Hal Camp, who's quietly taken dancing lessons just to be near Betty, watches from the sidelines as she pours her affection into a man who sees her as nothing more than a useful partner.

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Full credits

inker Dick Beck
cover pencils Dick Beck

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↩ Reprints Love Confessions #32 (1953), Love Confessions #34 (1953), Heart Throbs #26 (1954)

Reprinted in Young Love #18

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