Amorous Education CAMPUS LOVES "They Said I was Fast"

Is this how the repressed readers of 1950s comics saw college sex...

...as if school was a modern Sodom?

Quality Comics' Campus Loves #2 (1950) presented this "naughty" tale, which couldn't be reprinted after the Comics Code came into effect, even with numerous alterations like similar tales we showed HERE and HERE!

The art is by Bill Ward, who later became noted for risque "good girl" work like this cover art...

 I'm not ashamed to admit it's in my personal library.

It's a Price Guide!

I use it as reference!

Really...

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Amorous Education CAMPUS LOVES "I Stole My Roomate's Man"

Now that's a catchy title!

Does the story live up to the hype?

Judge for yourself...

When this story was reprinted in a British comic, this page was omitted.

There are no credits available for this never-reprinted (in America) tale from Quality's Campus Loves #1 (1949), so it's likely a studio of creatives working on it.

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 featuring the cover from the issue of Campus Romances this story is taken from!

Amorous Education CAMPUS LOVES "My Shameless Deception"

Think the catty schemers of The CW and FreeForm are innovative?

...well, such machinations were a common plot element when your parents (or even grandparents) were in class and the school paper was the Internet of it's time!

Ripped from the pages of Quality's Campus Loves #4 (1949), this tale of truth and tattletales doesn't have any credits and even the experts at the Grand Comics Database are stumped as to the identities of the writer and artist!
Interestingly, when it was reprinted only a year or so later in Quality's Love Experiences #12 (1951), there were some weird, almost arbitrary changes made, starting with the title and opening caption...

...and minor changes to backgounds, as seen here, but no other text or art changes censoring women's clothing as seen HERE!

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