Girls' Love Stories #3 Values

Publisher: DC, 1949

About Girls' Love Stories #3

Bernard Sachs cover and art. Sid Greene art.

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COVER DETAILS

Title: Empty Arms

Characters: Male Beachgoer; Female Beachgoer

Pencils: Theda Hall (photography); Emerson Hall (photography)

Inks: Theda Hall (photography); Emerson Hall (photography)

Colors: Theda Hall (photography); Emerson Hall (photography)

Notes: "Cover Photograph in Color by Theda and Emerson Hall from Globe" (indicia)

STORY DETAILS

(9 Stories)

Title: Empty Arms

Characters: Lucille Wayne; Keith Wells; Gerald Hammond; Head Waiter

Synopsis: While vacationing at Miami Beach, Lucille is wooed by two men: Keith, a waiter and struggling journalism student, and Gerald, a sexy and sophisticated man of the world. Life with Keith would be one of financial struggle, but life with Gerald would one of luxury and comfort. When Gerald reveals himself to be a fortune hunter wooing Lucille only because he believes her to be a wealthy woman, Keith flattens him with a sock to the jaw and sends him packing. Lucille marries Keith.

Pages: 12.000

Script: Robert Kanigher

Pencils: Carmine Infantino

Notes: Different from story in #47. Credits via Robin Snyder.

Title: Last Chance for Happiness

Characters: Bonnie; Sheila (Bonnie's cousin); Mr. Frank (diner owner); Cab Driver; Kenneth Wilson; Chinese Curio Shop Owner; Evelyn Leith

Synopsis: Bonnie can't get a job in the city because all she can do is cook and sew. One day, she offers to cook for a harried diner operator and her lunches become a sensation among office workers in the neighborhood. She delivers one to lawyer Ken Wilson, and they are soon dating and falling in love. Ken's boss, Evelyn Leith, asks Bonnie to bake and deliver a cake for his birthday party. When she arrives at the party, she finds Evelyn has claimed Ken as her own. Bonnie is hurt, and decides to return to the farm. Ken finds her at the train station, gives her a ring, and proposes.

Pages: 7.000

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