SECRET HEARTS "What About Some Love for Me?"

How many of us have been treated like doormats by our "friends"...

...even to the point where we'd actually help them steal the one we love?

I'll bet a lot of readers can identify with Katie...

We don't know how Jane reacted to this turn of events...nor do we care!

This never-reprinted, cover-featured tale from DC's Secret Hearts #109 (1966) was penciled by John Romita, inked by Bernard Sachs with several panels redrawn by Mike Sekowsky.

(Romita had just gone over to Marvel to take over as the artist on Daredevil, and shortly thereafter, Spider-Man!)

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HEART & SOUL "Too Late to Love"

What happens when a torch singer ends up carrying a torch?

This never-reprinted story from MikeRoss' Heart & Soul #2 (1954) tells the tawdry tale...

Both the writer and penciler are unknown, but the layouts look like Carmine Infantino's work.
The inker is Bernard Sachs.

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HEART & SOUL "Losing Game"

For a change, a tale told from the guy's point-of-view...

...but, it's a guy with an attitude right out of AMC's MadMen TV series!

The writer for this tale from MikeRoss' Heart & Soul #2 (1954) is unknown!

The nicely-done art is by Carmine Infantino (pencils) and Bernard Sachs (inks), with several panels redrawn by Mike Sekowsky.

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