([January] 1971)
IPC,
1952 Series
- Price
- 1'3 [0-1-3 GBP]; 0.06 GBP
- Pages
- 68
- Indicia Frequency
- Published each month
- Indicia / Colophon Publisher
- IPC Magazines Ltd.
- Brand
-
A Fleetway Library
- Editing
- ?
Issue Notes
Publication date is based on copyright date and information available from other issues in the series.
You're My World
cover / 1 page
- Pencils
- Fernando Carcupino ? (painting)
- Inks
- Fernando Carcupino ? (painting)
- Colors
- Fernando Carcupino ? (painting)
- Genre
- romance
You're My World
comic story / 55 pages
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- When Joy Standon first met Steve Bradley at the fair something clicked inside her
- Genre
- romance
- Characters
- Joy Standon; Steve Bradley; Hazel; Frank; Bill Starr; Aunt Anna; Carol Massey
- Synopsis
- Joy is going steady with Bill, but with Bill often working late at the factory, Joy goes to the fair with some friends and meets Steve. Soon Joy realizes she loves Steve and breaks off with Bill. Steve is a talented piano player, but doesn't seem to have much ambition in that area and is happy with the way things are. Joy gives a tape recording of Steve's playing to the daughter of a theatrical agent. Carol prods her father to give Steve a chance and he becomes successful. However, Carol wants Steve and is in a position to help his career while Joy sees less and less of him.
- Reprints
-
from Love Story Picture Library (IPC, 1952 series) #612 ([6 February 1967])
-
Indexer Notes
Note at the bottom of the splash page states: "First published in 1961".
Sweet and Tender Romance
comic story / 9 pages
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- What is love?
- Genre
- romance
- Characters
- Steve Loman; Wendy Miller
- Synopsis
- Steve and Wendy are aspiring actors who fall in love. Steve gets his big break and is on his way to stardom. Wendy goes along as an understudy, but Steve is told that Wendy is just smalltime and is holding him back. When Wendy overhears the conversation, she goes home because she doesn't want to hold back Steve's career.
Indexer Notes
In one panel, a theatre marquee in the background reads:
STEVE LOMAN
--- in ---
"THE GARBAGE
MAN COMETH"
A New Play
by Frederick Biro
Since Frederick Biro is mentioned nowhere else in the story, this may be a reference to one of the creators of the story.
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