Synopsis
Marie feels trapped by poverty in her tenement home, living with her father and brother after her mother died a few years ago. She dreams of a life filled with artistic endeavors and thinks she has found her chance when she meets an ex-actor.
Notes
Copyright date is 1959, but other evidence in this issue suggests it was published in January 1960. The indicia states that this series is published "on the last Friday of each month", but multiple promos in this issue advertise next month's four issues would be on sale February 26th. Since February 26th fell on a Friday in 1960, not 1959, it is reasonable to assume this issue was on sale in January 1960.
The issue number is only printed on the spine, but the spine is damaged on the indexer's copy and number appears to be a two-digit number ending with '1`. Given the information we have about other issues in the series, it seems likely that this is issue number 31.
Reprinted from
- My Own Romance #66— black-and-white reprint modified to fit digest size
- My Own Romance #72— black-and-white reprint modified to fit digest size
- Love Romances #83— black-and-white reprint modified to fit digest size
- Lovers #45— black-and-white reprint modified to fit digest size; needs confirmation
- Love Romances #75— black-and-white reprint modified to fit digest size
Reprinted in
- My Own Romance #72— first panel only
Credits
- Pencils
- Jay Scott Pike, Vince Colletta, Ann Brewster
- Inks
- Jay Scott Pike, Vince Colletta, Ann Brewster
Ratings
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