STRANGE CONFESSIONS "Everybody's Sweetheart"

President Don the John's interactions with Stormy Daniels remind us...

...of the double standard too many males (not "men" by any standard) still apply when commenting on male-female relationships!

Ben Brown and David Gantz illustrated this never-reprinted warped-morality parable for Ziff-Davis' Strange Confessions #3 (1952).

BTW, the writer is, mercifully for him or her, unknown, but might well be the Ziff-Davis comics line's editor, Jerry (Superman) Siegel!

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STRANGE CONFESSIONS "I Was an Artist's Model"

Why do some women fall for arrogant, dominant men?

Perhaps this tale can offer an answer...

Illustrated by George Olesen, this never-reprinted tale from Ziff-Davis' Strange Confessions #4 (1952) has a semi-50 Shades of Grey vibe, but the heroine manages to overcome the "temptation" of the overly-controlling guy.
BTW, the writer is, mercifully for him or her, unknown, but might well be the Ziff-Davis comics line's editor, Jerry (Superman) Siegel!

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The Return of Reach for Happiness...

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