Young Love #2 (56)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I'll Buy Your Love!", young Lola finds herself caught between her fiancé Cary and a dashing sailor named Mike, her divided loyalties leading to a dramatic showdown on her wedding day. With Mort Meskin's expressive art capturing every tense moment and Ben Oda's crisp lettering driving the emotional beats, this 1954 Prize comic delivers a sharp, old-school look at love, guilt, and the cost of choice.
Marsha, engaged to Dave for two years but held back by finances, meets wealthy Paul Kent through her friend Claire. Tempted by his offer of a lavish life, she agrees to marry him—though her heart still belongs to Dave. Paul, aware of her true feelings, begins to act cold and distant, testing whether her love is for him or for the life he can provide.
In "Stage Door Johnny," a young draftsman named Johnny Davis finds himself torn between his love for aspiring actress Laura Hayes and the glamorous, performative world she’s chasing. As Laura waits for her big break and refuses to settle down, Johnny grows distant—until, in time, she realizes her true happiness lies not in Hollywood, but in the quiet loyalty of the man who never stopped believing in her.
In "Lola’s Other Life," Lola finds herself torn between her fiancé Cary and a sailor named Mike, her secret romance threatening to unravel her carefully planned future. When her father suggests she seek help for her "split personality," Lola dismisses the idea—until the day she abandons Cary at the altar to run off with Mike, sparking a dramatic showdown that forces her to choose.
A young woman defies her parents to marry wealthy Rod Bennet, leaving behind a note that ultimately leads the police to them. When the couple is detained, the truth about Rod’s crime comes to light—his wealth came from a murder, and the note she left inadvertently sealed his fate.
In "Two Sides to Love!", Laurie and Doug face the challenges of new parenthood when their son Danny’s sudden injury forces them to confront the rift growing between them. As Laurie’s overprotectiveness clashes with Doug’s mounting frustration, a moment of crisis reveals the depth of their bond.
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