Pictorial Romances #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories. "I Was Too Free with Boys" follows a woman who becomes involved with a sailor named Rusty after breaking up with her boyfriend Ray; she initially enjoys the excitement but ultimately realizes Ray was the better choice and reunites with him. "The Navy Was My Target" features Jane Leeland, a secretary at Hollander Corporation, who develops feelings for her boss Mr. Hollander after he takes her on a date to a country club dance, though the story concludes with her recognizing her true feelings lie elsewhere.
Nancy Howard dreams of stardom after a triumphant high school performance, and despite her parents' warnings, she convinces them to let her try her luck in New York for six months. After months of grueling rejections, she meets Fred Hawthorne, a charming talent agent who offers her hope—but first delivers a harsh truth about her abilities that shakes her to her core. As Nancy grapples with the gap between her ambitions and reality, Fred's kindness and support begin to stir unexpected feelings, setting her on a path she never quite anticipated.
A chance library collision with Tommy Duval, the school's star athlete, sweeps Arlene off her feet—but as she pours her evenings into helping him with his term report, whispers begin circulating that Tommy's affections follow his academic needs, not his heart. Caught between the boy she's fallen for and the nagging doubts planted by those closest to her, Arlene must untangle what's real desire and what's calculated charm before she loses herself entirely.
Dot Harper's whirlwind romance with sailor Ray Chambers hits a snag when a careless remark plants doubt in her mind just as he ships out—and she makes the mistake of turning to another sailor, Dennis North, to ease the sting. What follows is a tangled spiral of misplaced trust and rebound romance that teaches her a hard lesson about the dangers of losing faith too quickly.
Jane's excitement about transforming herself with her glamorous cousin Jennifer's help leads her straight into a New Year's Eve disaster when she ends up at a hotel dance with Frankie, only to discover her best friend Arlene is already there with him—and the misunderstanding spirals into betrayal, slaps, and workplace awkwardness. Now Jane must face Arlene at the office and reckon with the consequences of a night when she let her newfound confidence override her better judgment. Will the two friends find a way through the wreckage, or has Jane's moment of boldness cost her more than she bargained for?
A young woman who's been too carefree with boys learns a hard lesson when her behavior catches the attention of school authorities, but her genuine feelings for one particular boy—Glenn Marvin—turn out to be the wake-up call she needs. When circumstances finally bring them together, she discovers that Glenn may have misunderstood her all along, and a chance to set things right emerges. This 1951 romance explores how one girl's journey from boy-crazy teenager to someone capable of real devotion changes everything.
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↩ Reprints Blue Ribbon Comics #2 (1949), Blue Ribbon Comics #5 (1949), Teen-Age Diary Secrets #4 (1949), Teen-Age Romances #11 (1950)
Reprinted in Illustrated Romances #3 (1951), Sweethearts Library #48 (1956), Gwandanaland Comics #1883 (2018)
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