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Love at First Sight#10
Cover: Alice Kirkpatrick

Love at First Sight #10

Jul 1951 · Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 0.10 USD
“Unfair Kisses”

"Unfair Kisses" in Love at First Sight #10 (1951) delivers a heartfelt small-town romance with a twist of workplace tension, as Ed, running a struggling radio station with his girlfriend Mary, finds his world upended when wealthy J.C. Whitestone steps in to save the business—only to insist his daughter Cynthia host a sponsored show. With Mary torn between loyalty and opportunity, and Cynthia weaving her charm around Ed, the station becomes a stage for quiet drama and unexpected choices. Bill Fix’s art brings the era to life, while Alice Kirkpatrick’s cover captures the story’s bittersweet tension in a single, striking image.

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artist Bill Fix · cover Alice Kirkpatrick

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artist Bill Fix
cover pencils, inks Alice Kirkpatrick

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Ed runs a struggling small town radio station and Mary is his assistant and girlfriend. The station is saved when wealthy J.C. Whitestone buys ads, but also insists his daughter Cynthia run his sponsored show. Cynthia romances Ed so Mary thinks about quitting. Offered a job at a bigger station, Mary instead suggests Cynthia for the position. Ed, fed up with Cynthia, tells her father that she has to go. Ed and Mary can now be married.

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