First Kiss #38

Jul 1964 · Charlton · 0.12 USD

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In "A Grown-up Love," a woman becomes romantically involved with a man she initially dismisses, but her ex-boyfriend Arthur attempts to interfere by suggesting the man is a thief, prompting her to reconsider. After a series of complications involving Arthur's warnings and office drama, she ultimately reunites with her new love interest. The issue also contains an editorial piece titled "Make No Mistake," which presents a cautionary tale about the challenges of marriage, particularly for military wives who must adapt to frequent relocations and the responsibilities of maintaining a relationship despite distance and life changes.

Contains 3 stories

A Grown-Up's Love

10 pp · Romance

A young woman fresh from a failed romance lands a job as secretary to Arthur Ellison, a successful real estate executive, and finds herself drawn into a world of sophistication and adult responsibilities that Lonny Gregg's youthful interests can't match. As Gloria and Arthur grow closer through long office days and elegant evenings, she must navigate the thrilling but uncertain terrain between the girl she was and the woman she's becoming. Charlton Comics explores the complicated heart of growing up in this ten-page romance from *First Kiss* #38.

Perplexed

5 pp · Romance

A young woman looks forward to her first date with Greg Brown, but when the evening ends with an unexpected kiss, she's left confused and upset—convinced she's misjudged him entirely. Spending a sleepless night wrestling with doubt, she struggles to find a way to set things right before it's too late.

Take Me Back

10 pp · Romance

Audrey's caught between two boys: the steadfast Sherman, who adores her but lacks polish, and the charming Harold Vickers, the school's most desirable catch who finally notices her after she engineers a chance encounter. As she pursues her dream date with Harold, she'll discover whether the reality of romance matches the fantasy she's been chasing—and what she might be leaving behind in the process.