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My Own Romance #24

Sep 1952 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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Contains 6 stories
Be Still, My Heart
6 pp · Romance
JulieJoe DavisPa

In "Be Still, My Heart," wanderer Joe finds unexpected roots on the farm of Pa and Julie, where a quiet romance begins to take hold. As he grapples with his restless nature, Joe’s fleeting departure leads to a sudden return—just in time to shield Julie and Pa from a fiery crisis. The story lingers on the fragile promise of home, and the quiet courage it takes to stay.

Dangerous Kisses
6 pp · Romance
Alice AndrewsJohn K. WherryEddie Baldwin

In "Dangerous Kisses," Alice navigates the delicate balance of professional ambition and forbidden romance as her rising career at the company where she works brings her closer to Eddie, the salesman she secretly loves. Written with quiet tension, the story unfolds as Alice hides her feelings from John, her boss and former romantic interest, who remains unexpectedly kind when the truth comes out—though the future of her relationships remains uncertain.

A Man for Amy
3 pp · Romance, Western-Frontier
Amyunnamed trail hand
My Lost Love
6 pp · Romance
Toni AllenBill FieldTyler EdwardsBill (customer)

In "My Lost Love," a sharp-witted waitress named Toni lands a job at an upscale restaurant, earning her place despite her boss Bill’s well-worn pattern of falling for the waitstaff. When her charm draws the attention of both Bill and his partner Tyler, a quiet romance blooms between Toni and Tyler—though Bill, surprisingly, admits his own feelings. Torn by the tension, Toni walks away to spare them both. But when Bill and Tyler find her again, Bill’s unexpected grace turns the moment into something tender and true.

Overanxious
5 pp · Romance
HelenRay GibbonsMaryRichard GreenHarry NovakTommy HendersonGary Blake

In "Overanxious," Helen’s charm and popularity can’t quite overcome her nervous habit of pressing for marriage too soon—especially when a promising date with soldier Ray ends in silence. A surprising letter from Ray, shared by her friend Mary, reveals the real reason behind his quiet exit, leading Helen to rethink her approach. A year later, she finds love on her own terms, with a quiet confidence that finally brings her the happy ending she’s been waiting for.

Two Men Love Joan
10 pp · Romance
Joan ClaytonRocky ClaytonJim RandolphDerek LeighAlice Leigh

In "Two Men Love Joan," Joan finds herself caught between two men—Jim, the loyal lumberjack she loves, and Derek, the artist hired to paint the camp. As feelings stir and secrets unfold, Joan must confront the truth behind Derek’s past and the cost of his choices.

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artist, inker Al Hartley
cover pencils Carmine Infantino

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