Valentines Day Special MY ROMANTIC ADVENTURES "Comic Valentine!" Part 1

Happy Valentine's Day, everyone!

Celebrate with this unique tale from ACG's My Romantic Adventures #111 (1960)!

No, it's not a dream!
Not an imaginary story!
That's Greg Gallant!
(Or is it?)
Only writer Richard E Hughes and artist Ogden Whitney know!
You'll have to wait until tomorrow to find out!

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You'll Cry Your Eyes Out if You Miss It!
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Agonizing Love

The Golden Age of Romance Comics

SOUL LOVE "Old Fires!"

This is the only complete story from Soul Love that was ever published...

...appearing full original art-sized in in Privateer Press' tabloid-sized Jack Kirby Masterworks (1979)

Written and penciled by Kirby, inked by Vince Colletta
You can read other Soul Love tales we've presented HERE and HERE.
Soul Love would have been the second romance comic oriented to a Black audience.

The first was the 1950s series Negro Romance, which we covered HERE.

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 Adibah's Funky Pop-Art Stuf

UrbanWear with a "Black is Beautiful" flair!

Stand tall and proud with a Lichtenstein-style comic book image of lovers in a romantic clinch!

A Pop Art classic with a Black twist!

TIPPY TEEN "Kiss and Tell"

Besides romance comics, most of us also read teen humor comics...

...like Tippy Teen, which featured this tale that starts off with our heroine reading a romance comic...

If the plotting and art style on this never-reprinted tale from 1967's Tippy Teen #17 reads like an Archie Comics story, that's because many of their writers and artists (who were freelancers) including Sam Schwartz, Harry Shorten, and Dan DeCarlo, also worked on Tippy strips for the short-lived Tower Comics in the 1960s!

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Archie's Americana

Volume 3

Best of the 1960s

ACTUAL CONFESSIONS "Plain Girl"

This is not the usual "ugly duckling transforms into swan and wins studly guy" tale...

...which may be why this story from Atlas' Actual Confessions #13 (1952) has never been reprinted!

See, girls?

When you look past the surface, you might find your "knight in shining armor!

I've always found it ironic that in stories like these, "plain girls" lust for studmuffins, transform into glamorous creatures and win the beefcake!

The women were unwilling to see beyond appearance to what lay within, much as they accused the men in these tales of doing!

This life-lesson brought to us by penciler Ben Brown, inker David Gantz, and an unknown writer!

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Agonizing Love

The Golden Age of Romance Comics

OUR LOVE STORY "Only One Can Win!"

During the Silver Age of Comics, Marvel had a pair of romance books which featured work by their hottest artists, including this pair, John Buscema and Don Heck, on this torrid tale from Our Love Story #3.
Since fanboys don't usually read or buy these books, they're among the hardest to find titles of the 1960s, which is a shame since the art is first-rate!

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Marvel Romance: the Trade Paperback!

Marvel's picked some of the best love comics from the 60s and 70s!

"It Happened at Woodstock," "My Heart Broke in Hollywood," "Love on the Rebound!"

Collects Love Romance #89 and #101-104; My Love #2, #14, #16 and #18-20; Teen-Age Romance #77 and #84, Our Love Story #5; and Patsy Walker #119.