My Secret Marriage #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Without Romance," war hero Tom returns home after discharge, marrying Wendy in a quiet moment of peace. But with a mayoral run on the horizon, he’s forced into a fragile charade—pretending to court Annie to win her mother’s financial backing—while keeping his real marriage hidden. The tension builds as secrets threaten to unravel, testing loyalty, honesty, and the cost of ambition. A 1954 gem from the Iger Shop, with art and inks by the same team, this issue captures the quiet drama of postwar life with emotional precision.
In "Without Romance," Gwyn, a WAC in Germany, forms a bond with Rudy, a fellow soldier whose offer to help her mother’s medical crisis leads to an unexpected arrangement. As their lives intertwine across continents, what begins as a practical alliance slowly reveals something deeper—though neither can yet say if it’s love, or just the quiet magic of two people finding each other when they least expect it.
In "Dangerous Moments," flight attendant Eileen hides her marriage to pilot Norman to keep her job, but her secret wobbles when her coworker Mary flirts with him. When Norman’s plane faces a perilous landing in stormy skies, Eileen’s quick thinking over the radio becomes a moment of truth—revealing more than she intended.
In "Honeymoon Hideaway," newlywed Martha struggles with the strain of keeping her marriage to actor Roger a secret, her fears growing when she suspects he’s drawn to his co-star Loretta. Torn between loyalty and insecurity, Martha plans to leave—just as Roger realizes the cost of hiding their love.
In "My Secret Bride," war hero Tom returns home to start a new life with his wife Wendy, only to find himself caught in a web of political deception when he’s pressured to run for mayor. To secure funding, he must pretend to court wealthy Annie while keeping his marriage a secret—until a scandal threatens to unravel everything.
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Reprinted in Love and Marriage #15 (1963)
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