Young Love #40
In "Which Way, My Heart?", Ted's summer romance with Judy takes a thoughtful turn as autumn brings doubt and comparison. As he grapples with shifting feelings, he discovers that genuine connection isn't about perfection, but about authenticity. Written by Lee Goldsmith and illustrated by Bill Draut, with inks by Jay Scott Pike and lettering by Ira Schnapp, this heartfelt story captures the quiet complexity of young love. The cover, penciled and inked by John Romita, captures the emotional tension of a moment in transition.
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When Ted meets Judy during the summer, he thinks he will love her forever. But in the fall, he compares her with the other girls at her school and questions how he feels about her. She tries to change for him, but this only drives him away faster. He makes a date with Judy's roommate, but then realizes that none of the other girls he has met is as genuine as Judy.
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