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Wedding Bells #14 (1956)

Quality Comics · 1956 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Afraid of Being an Old Maid
9 pp · romance

A young woman accepts a marriage proposal from her boss, Stewart Hollister, driven more by fear of spinsterhood than by love—but when she meets Stewart's estranged cousin Kirk at the wedding rehearsal, a spark ignites that forces her to confront what her heart truly wants. As the wedding day approaches, Nora finds herself torn between the security of her engagement and a connection that feels undeniably right, even as doubt threatens to consume her. "Afraid of Being an Old Maid" explores what happens when you realize you've made a promise your heart can't keep.

I Was a G.I.'s Jinx
6 pp · romance

A young woman named Jeanne is desperately in love with Sergeant Keller Manning, but she's convinced she's a soldier's jinx—her father, brother, and fiancé Paul have all died in military service, and she believes her love brings tragedy to the men in her life. When Keller arrives to honor a promise to Paul, Jeanne finds herself drawn to him, but she pushes him away, unable to confess her true feelings without risking his life. As Keller prepares to deploy to Korea, Jeanne must grapple with the choice between protecting him through silence or risking everything to tell him the truth.

My Foolish Shame
8 pp · romance
AnnaArt CarlingMargeAnna's motherAnna's father

In "My Foolish Shame," department store clerk Anna tries to hide her tenement roots from Art, the store owner’s son, as their romance blossoms—until a missed date leads to a humbling revelation. When Art shows up at her family’s apartment, Anna learns he’s no stranger to hardship, and her pride begins to crumble. The story captures a quiet moment of growth, where love meets honesty, and a young woman finally sees her family—and herself—with new eyes.

Stay As Sweet As You Are
5 pp · romance

A young woman yearns for wealth and romance, convinced that glamour is the key to catching a rich husband—until she decides to transform herself into the exotic, made-up movie star type to test her theory. Her makeover lands her dates with wealthy men, but what she discovers about what they actually want in a wife forces her to reconsider everything she thought she knew about love and marriage. Written with the earnest moral clarity of 1956 romance comics, "Stay As Sweet As You Are" asks whether the fantasy of Hollywood holds up against the reality of finding genuine connection.

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