Hollywood Confessions #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Scandal I Had to Confess" follows a woman who studied dress design but was mistaken for a movie star stand-in at Coronet Studios, leading to her cast as an actress. Consumed by jealousy and hatred toward the studio's established stars, she eventually schemes her way toward what she believes will be success but instead finds herself on the brink of disgrace. The story reveals her romantic entanglement with a studio associate named Hal and her manipulation of social situations, ultimately showing how her ambitions and scheming undermine her career and relationships.
Jack Diamond arrives in Hollywood as a penniless dreamer with a singular ambition: to own a studio. When Joan Barrie, a rising starlet, helps him land his first job as a scene-shifter, he seizes the opportunity with ruthless determination, clawing his way up to head director through sheer will—and a willingness to trample anyone in his path. But as his power grows, Jack's hunger for success consumes him, and Joan watches helplessly as the man she believed in transforms into something cold and driven, leaving her to wonder if ambition alone can fill the void of a human heart.
A mistaken identity lands Edythe Walters a job as stand-in for glamorous star Valerie Cort at Coronet Studios, but the thrill of Hollywood work stirs up jealousy and resentment that push her toward a dangerous scheme. When her scheming backfires and threatens Valerie's romance with Ward Huntington, Edythe must face the consequences of her own ambition and spite. A cautionary tale about letting envy poison the very opportunity that could have changed everything.
Monica, a social secretary for Hollywood couple Nola Hazelton and Gene Kirkwood, has built her position on quiet competence—shouldering blame for small mishaps and crafting gossip to entertain her employers. When her habit of spreading false rumors catches up with her and a man named Wilson discovers the truth, he demands she write letters of confession to everyone she's wronged, threatening to expose her if she refuses. Desperate and trapped, Monica must find a way out of an impossible situation before her deception unravels completely.
Flo Clay is desperate to break into the picture business, but when her ambitions stall and the studio director Hugo Waddling threatens to replace her, she finds herself turning to Hal Herbet, an assistant director with influence—and motives that trouble the wiser girls around the lot. As Flo navigates the treacherous waters between her career dreams and the compromises demanded of her, she'll discover that the path to stardom is paved with choices that exact a steep price.
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Reprinted in Teen-Age Romances #14 (1951), Illustrated Romance Library #64 (1958), Cupid Pictorial #131 (1959), Wedding Ring Library #78 (1959), The Golden Age Art of Joe Kubert #2 (1979), The Joe Kubert Archives #1 (2012)
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