Great Lover Romances #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue features the story "You in My Heart," in which a woman recalls her passionate first meeting with Mark Denton in a field of grass and their first kiss, but laments that his money did not make him hers. The narrative follows her complicated feelings as she encounters Mark years later, leading to domestic conflict when her husband Bill discovers her connection to Pete (Mark), prompting her to consider leaving Bill when Pete arrives at their home. The issue also contains advertisements including a harmonica instruction course and various other period promotions typical of 1953 comic books.
A young woman caught between her strict father's old-country values and her modern romance faces a desperate choice when a compromising photograph threatens to tear them apart. When her father whisks her away to a distant farm to escape the scandal, she makes a dangerous gamble to reach the man she loves—only to discover he's been searching for her all along. What begins as a clash between tradition and love becomes something neither Lise nor Ralph expected.
A lingerie shop clerk named Vivian meets the wealthy and seemingly arrogant Mark Denton when he returns an ill-fitting nightgown, sparking an instant clash of wills. Determined to prove that his money doesn't define him—and nursing a stubborn attraction she refuses to acknowledge—Vivian agrees to spend time with Mark, though her heart keeps pulling her in directions she never expected. As feelings deepen and misunderstandings pile up, Vivian must confront what she truly wants and whether she can trust the man she's tried so hard to resist.
Phyllis marries Bill, a steady pressman, hoping to escape her humdrum life—but quickly finds that married life with housework, a stepdaughter, and lonely nights while Bill works the night shift isn't the romance she dreamed of. When a charming grocery delivery man named Pete begins stopping by, Phyllis finds herself drawn to his carefree energy and the excitement he seems to offer. As their Thursday afternoon visits grow more frequent, she must reckon with what she's willing to risk for a taste of the life she left behind.
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Reprinted in Great Lover Romances #15 (1954), Dream of Love #2 (1958)
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