Lily; Jimmy; Janie; Bill; Harold; Ronny; Doug; Peter; Ellen
Synopsis
Lily dates several guys and thinks she might be in love with them, but is never sure how she would know she's really in love. She asks her friend Janie, but gets no real help. When she is assigned as secretary to the boss's son, she feels sick and decides to go home. The boss's son is worried about her and comes to her house to see her. They come to the conclusion that that their 'sickness' is actually love at first sight.
Indexer Notes
Rosenberger art per Nick Caputo. Previous indexer credited Gene Colan.
A girl who works in an art museum doesn't feel there is anyone for her until a new painting of a young man comes in. She visits the portrait every day, telling it her thoughts such as the skaters in the plaza being like dancing dolls and the view from the skyscraper towers making the city like a carpet of lights in a fairyland for people in love. When she meets the subject of the portrait, she discovers he is only interested in her for the publicity. But when she meets the artist of the painting, he shares the same thoughts she had shared only with the painting.
Debbie had been in love with Hal and had thrown herself at him. She knew he was lying to her and seeing someone else, but she loved him so much she couldn't break off with him. Eventually Hal told her he had fallen in love with someone else. She felt she would never forget him until she met Gerry. Gerry asked her to marry him, but she became worried when Gerry introduced Hal as his best man for the wedding. But Gerry knew all about Debbie's relationship with Hal because Hal had been the one to tell him what a great girl she was.