First Kiss #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# First Kiss #27 (1962) — Synopsis This issue is an anthology containing at least two stories. The lead story, "No Dates, No Kisses!," follows a man who, after a tragic accident left his uncle unable to walk, has devoted himself entirely to his uncle's care and refuses to date or pursue romance, fearing his "traitorous heart" might beat too wildly. When a young woman tries to win his affection, he struggles with his self-imposed restrictions. The second story, "Mild Mannered Man," centers on Alice Dimock, whose father considers her suitor John Donaldson too gentle and lacking the dynamic drive necessary in a man; during a fishing trip on a chartered boat called the Queen II, the group encounters mechanical troubles and John must rise to the occasion, proving his worth to her skeptical father.
A young woman named Carol, determined to escape the social isolation she faced as the youngest in her class, starts a new life in Elmdale by pretending to be older. As she begins a romance with Steve Grey, their growing closeness is tested by the mounting pressure of keeping their secret, until both finally reveal their true selves in a moment of honesty and mutual understanding.
Kit and Barry, longtime coworkers and secret lovers, share a quiet moment at Grayarlin, reflecting on their relationship’s warmth and stability. When a new guest, Wes Schuyler, arrives and shows unexpected interest in Kit, her confidence begins to waver, stirring long-buried doubts about Barry’s devotion.
Regina, raised by her spinster aunt who instilled a deep distrust of men, begins to question her life when a chance encounter with a boy from her past reignites her curiosity. With the help of her school principal, who shares her own journey from loneliness to motherhood, Regina defies her aunt’s teachings and takes her first steps toward independence and love.
Laura, a young woman caring for her uncle Robert Millard after his industrial accident, grows increasingly uneasy when John Poole, an insurance investigator, begins questioning her uncle’s condition. As Poole’s probing puts her on edge, their tense interactions shift when he rescues her from a dangerous swim, revealing a deeper concern that complicates her suspicions.
In his teenage years, George Washington serves as a surveyor and mapmaker in the contested Iroquois territory, later rising through the ranks of the Virginia Regiment during the French and Indian War. After leading troops in battle and earning recognition, he resigns his commission, declaring his loyalty to America rather than the British crown.
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Reprinted in Billy the Kid #150 (1982)
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