Cover: Dick Giordano

Romantic Story #71

Mar 1964 · Charlton · 0.12 USD

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In "The Wild One," Maggi finds herself caught between her feelings for Dorrie’s boyfriend, Albie, and the growing strain of a friendship tested by illness and guilt. When Dorrie falls gravely ill, Albie’s grief turns toward Maggi, blaming her for not doing enough—leaving her to face the consequences of a love that never had a chance to be. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Hal Grauer, with inks by Vince Colletta, this poignant 1964 tale unfolds with quiet intensity. The cover, a striking piece by Dick Giordano, captures the emotional weight of the moment.

Contains 3 stories

The Wild One

10 pp · Romance

BettyChuck ConniffMimipolicemanMarionCharles MillardAunt BessUncle DanHarryNormaAndrewsJohnny White

Betty, fresh out of high school, starts a new chapter in a quiet town, only to find herself at the country club where she meets Chuck—charming, restless, and already known for his wild ways. As their connection grows, whispers follow, painting her as the reason for his rebellious streak, but the truth of their bond remains tangled in misunderstanding and quiet defiance.

Home Body

5 pp · Romance

EdnaLisaRogerEdna's fatherKentBill

No Happy Hours

10 pp · Medical, Romance

MaggiDr. Albie MillsDorrieDr. LahrensHenry GosserHenry's brotherGino

In "No Happy Hours," Maggi finds herself caught in a storm of guilt and longing when her girlfriend Dorrie falls gravely ill, and Dorrie’s boyfriend Albie turns on her, blaming Maggi for not doing enough to save her. The emotional weight of love, loyalty, and loss unfolds in a quiet, intimate drama that lingers long after the final page.