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Girls in Love #52

Mar 1956 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
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"Too Beautiful for Love" tells the story of Margie, a beautiful woman who is pursued by two men—Tom and another suitor—but Tom refuses to date her because he believes her exceptional beauty makes her unsuitable for love and marriage. After a car accident in her childhood that claimed her parents' lives, Margie becomes withdrawn and lonely, eventually gaining weight and losing her beauty. When Tom finally agrees to date her again, she discovers that his love was conditional on her appearance rather than her character. The story concludes with Margie realizing the shallow nature of Tom's affection and finding renewed hope for genuine love.

Contains 4 stories
Not Free to Marry
9 pp · Romance
EmilyJoeLuke RamseyRed Benson (villain)

Emily's lonely farm life changes overnight when a mysterious drifter named Joe arrives seeking shelter—and becomes the man she's been waiting for. But as their love deepens, Joe reveals a painful secret: he's an escaped convict, caught up in a crime he didn't commit, and their happiness hangs in the balance of a past that refuses to stay buried.

Too Beautiful for Love
6 pp · Romance

Margie grew up poor in spirit after losing her parents in a tragic accident, until her Aunt Clara convinced her that beauty was the key to happiness—a lesson she learned too well. As a stunning young woman, she found dating easy but love elusive, rejecting suitors who didn't measure up to her standards until a skiing instructor named Carl warned her she was "too beautiful for love" and vanished from her life. When a vain, handsome stranger named Roger shows her a mirror to her own shallow obsession with looks, Margie must confront the painful truth about what her single-minded pursuit of beauty has cost her.

My Lonely Hours
7 pp · Romance
Jim WyattLes FergusonMr. AnsleyPeggy Drake

When Jim Wyatt leaves for the Marines, Peggy Drake stays behind in the city, working as a receptionist and waiting for his return—but the loneliness of those months proves harder than she expected. Seeking comfort, she accepts a dinner invitation from Les Ferguson, a charming writer at the office, and what begins as innocent outings gradually deepens into something more complicated. Now, with Jim wounded and calling from a hospital in San Francisco, Peggy must face the heart-wrenching truth that she's fallen in love with two men, and her choices have consequences she never intended.

My False Pride
6 pp · Romance

Donna's secret shame—her family's poverty—has kept her from letting her crush Brad Stevens into her world, even as their connection deepens from a chance party encounter into something real. When circumstances force her to choose between love and pride, she makes a heartbreaking decision that she believes will protect everyone—but discovers that the walls she's built might be hiding something far more valuable than she ever imagined.

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Our Model is In Beta
Raw (VG) $31
CGC 8.0 · 1 in census $247
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CGC 7.0 · 1 in census $164*
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CGC 4.0 · 1 in census $42*
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↩ Reprints Love Confessions #30 (1953), Heart Throbs #22 (1953)

Reprinted in Agonizing Love #[nn] (2011)

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