- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Harry Harrison (signed)
- Inks
- Bob Bache (signed)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- Genre
- romance
- Characters
- Mel Torme; Gloria Watson; Pat; John O'Malley; Ray
- Synopsis
- Mel Torme tells dancer Pat, upset by her boyfriend, the story of Gloria and John: Gloria and John fell in love, but Gloria became suspicious of John’s actions, discovering he has a gun among other things. She believed he's a “dope peddler!" and broke up with him. However, Gloria decided to give John a chance to clear himself, then learned he was an undercover FBI agent. They reconciled. Pat’s boyfriend also comes back.
Mel Torme was a popular singer of the period, nicknamed "the Velvet Fog."
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Manny Stallman (as MS)
- Inks
- Manny Stallman (as MS)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- Genre
- romance
- Characters
- Duke Martin; Cindy Larsen; Tom Davis; Alice; Cora Fenton; Mrs. Larsen; Phil Ruvo; Marty Conklin; Captain Alec Kent
- Synopsis
- Cindy’s widowed mother is transferred to work in the lower-class “Creek” neighborhood and Cindy has to change schools as a result. Cindy dates Duke, the leader of a local school gang, but is shocked when she learns she’s expected to slip Duke weapons before a rumble. The brawl is “the most revolting picture” Cindy has ever seen, and her disabled friend Alice is accidentally shot by Duke. Cindy breaks away from the gang and goes back to her decent boyfriend Tom.
Signed with an “MS” signature that Stallman, whom also did work for Youthful, also used in some Marvel comics from 1956.
When Duke’s zip gun is mentioned, there is a caption containing an *"Editor’s Note: An unlawful weapon—-a home made gun. The two foregoing scenes depict an evil authorities at last have wiped out—-teen age gang molls.”