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Dear Lonely Hearts #4 (1954)

Comic Media · 1954 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Married Man's Lies
6 pp · romance
They Called Me a Tramp
6 pp · romance · pencils Marty Elkin (signed) · inks Marty Elkin (signed)
Jim PaineLouise FarrellFenton Bliss

Louise Farrell is desperate to marry Jim Paine, a struggling young lawyer, and believes the only way to speed things along is to network with powerful men on his behalf—a strategy that earns her a vicious reputation around town. When a political boss named Fenton Bliss approaches her with promises to help Jim's career, Louise invites him over, only to find herself in a dangerous situation that threatens everything she's worked for. Jim's arrival sets off a confrontation that forces them both to reckon with the price of her sacrifices and what they truly mean to each other.

First Night on the Farm
7 pp · romance · pencils Marty Elkin (signed) · inks Marty Elkin (signed)

When a city woman named Martha Roberts answers a lonely hearts advertisement from a thoughtful farmer, she arrives at his rural home eager to meet him—only to discover a dangerous mismatch between the charming letters she received and the men waiting for her on the farm. As her first night unfolds in terror and confusion, Martha must navigate her way toward the truth about who really wrote those letters, and what she might find in the aftermath of violence and revelation.

Heartache into Horror
6 pp · romance · pencils Marty Elkin (signed) · inks Marty Elkin (signed)

Susan Brown, orphaned and running a stock farm alone, falls hard for the charming drifter Rusty Harbert—only to have him abandon her out of pride. When a radio broadcast warns of a dangerous killer matching Rusty's description, Susan's heartache spirals into terror as suspicion and fear take over. Drawn with striking intensity by Marty Elkin, this 1954 tale twists Susan's first love into a nightmare of doubt and dangerous mistakes.

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