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Love Letters #9

May 1951 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
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"Portrait of Sin" follows a woman who becomes involved with a man she believes is trustworthy, only to discover he is actually a spy involved in espionage. After meeting him and falling in love, she is drawn into his dangerous world, eventually learning of a security leak at her workplace and being manipulated into helping him obtain classified information. "Sweetheart by Proxy" tells of two women, Irene Clayton and Judy Blaine, who embark on a carefree vacation across Arizona, during which they encounter mysterious circumstances and romantic complications involving the man Irene loves.

Contains 6 stories
Portrait of Sin
9 pp · Romance
Heartsick Cinderella
6 pp · Romance
Doris EvansHal MardenJane SmithMrs. SmithSam Smith

In "Heartsick Cinderella," Jane Smith’s life shifts from quiet routine to dazzling stardom when producer Hal Marden discovers her talent, but her rising fame clashes with her father Sam Smith’s deep-seated aversion to the film world—especially after his own accident cost him two fingers. As her romance with Hal grows, the weight of secrecy strains her, leading her to walk away from the spotlight. But when Hal refuses to let her go, Jane must confront the choices that have shaped her heart.

Cupid's Camera
7 pp · Romance

In "Cupid's Camera," Janie waits a year for Jock, believing his absence is due to secret service for the USA. When she takes a job at Andy’s photography shop to save for their marriage, a series of suspicious photos reveal a shocking twist: Jock is accused of a crime, and Andy claims to have proof. As the two men trade accusations, Janie must sift through the images and lies to uncover the truth before it’s too late.

Dutybound to Deceive!
8 pp · Military, Romance

Patsy, a young woman working at the Kelsey Defense Plant, is torn between her love for her soldier boyfriend, Don, and her secret assignment to seduce Lou Bender, a suspected spy. As she plays the role of a flirtatious coworker to gather evidence, her loyalty to Don and her patriotic duty clash, leaving her trapped in a web of deception she never asked for.

Be Popular with the Opposite Sex
1 pp · Romance

A young man learns that true popularity with the opposite sex comes not from looks or charm alone, but from cultivating good grooming, thoughtful conversation, and respectful speech—each step guided by a sincere effort to improve himself. The story unfolds as a series of advice-driven reflections, emphasizing character development over superficial traits.

Sweetheart by Proxy
8 pp · Romance
Andy DexterBoyd StuartIrene ClaytonJudy Blaine

Judy Blaine, pretending to be her roommate Irene Clayton, begins writing romantic letters to Andy Dexter after meeting him on a desert road trip, unaware of how deeply the charade will affect her. As the correspondence grows more intimate, Judy finds herself falling for Andy while maintaining the deception, even as her real feelings clash with the role she’s playing. When Andy unexpectedly arrives to visit Irene, Judy must face the consequences of her secret.

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Reprints

Reprinted in Love Illustrated #9 (1954), G.I. Sweethearts #45 (1955), Love Letters #41 (1955), Love Letters #48 (1956), Illustrated Romance Library #1 (1960), Agonizing Love #[nn] (2011)

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