Girls' Romances #149

Girls' Romances #149 (On Sale: April 9, 1970) has a cover inked by Vinny Colletta.

We begin with our cover-story "That Kind of Girl" drawn by Ric Estrada and Vince Colletta (personally, I always loved those kinds of girls!). Next is "You Can't Lie About Love" drawn by Mike Sekowsky and Bernard Sachs. We end with "Too Good to Be Loved" drawn by Murphy Anderson.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Girls' Romances #148

Girls' Romances #148 (On Sale: February 24, 1970) has an absolutely beautiful cover by the great Nick Cardy.

This issue begins with "I Won't Fall in Love" drawn by Ric Estrada and Vince Colletta. Next is "My Nightmare Love Affair" drawn by John Rosenberger. We end with the transgendered romance (just kidding) "I Wish I Wasn't Born a Girl" inked by Vince Colletta.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Girls' Romances #147

Girls' Romances #147 (On Sale: January 15, 1970) has a cover by Nick Cardy.

This issue begins with "Too Beautiful to Be Loved" drawn by Jay Scott Pike. That is followed by "I See You in My Dreams," and the issue rounds off with our cover-story, "No Sweetheart for Cinderella," drawn by George Tuska and Vince Colletta.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Girls' Romances #146

Girls' Romances #146 (On Sale: November 26, 1969) has a cover by Jay Scott Pike and Vinny Colletta.

We begin with "I'll Never Love Again" penciled by John Rosenberger. That is followed by "Beggar for Love" penciled by Jay Scott Pike. We end with our cover-story, "Girl with a Reputation," which was also penciled by Jay Scott Pike.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Girls' Romances #145

Girls' Romances #145 (On Sale: October 14, 1969) has a cover by Mike Sekowsky and Dick Giordano.

We begin with "Don't Send My Heart Away" drawn by Ric Estrada and Vince Colletta. Next is "Love is a Game -- ­for Two" penciled by Jack Sparling. We end with "Easy to Kiss" also penciled by Jack Sparling.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Girls' Romances #144

Girls' Romances #144 (On Sale: August 25, 1969) has another great sexy-girl cover by Nick Cardy.

Inside we have "How Can He Love Anyone Who Looks Like Me?"which is penciled by Jay Scott Pike. Next is "Summer Time Romance" penciled by Jack Sparling. The book ends with "I Couldn't Be Faithful" drawn by Ric Estrada and Vinny Colletta which was later reprinted in Young Love #112.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Girls' Romances #143

Girls' Romances #143 (On Sale: July 10, 1969) has a cover by John Rosenberger and Vinny Colletta.

We begin with "A Lock on My Heart" drawn by John Rosenberger and Vinny Colletta. That is followed by "The Matchmaker by Mail" penciled by Jay Scott Pike. Rounding out the issue is "Summer Heartbreak" from Heart Throbs #55 drawn by Mike Sekowsky and Bernard Sachs.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Girls' Romances #142

Girls' Romances #142 (On Sale: May 27, 1969) has a cover by Jay Scott Pike and Vinny Colletta.

We begin with "No Love for Janie" penciled by Jay Scott Pike. If the cover is any indication, it was likely inked by Vinnie Colletta. That is followed by "Possessed by My Love" also penciled by Jay Scott Pike. Next is an untitled Betty's Boutique penciled by John Rosenberger. Lastly is "Meant for Each Other" a reprint from Secret Hearts #36 and drawn by Arthur Peddy and Bernard Sachs.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Girls' Romances #141

Girls' Romances #141 (On Sale: April 8, 1969) has a cover by Jay Scott Pike and Dick Giordano.

We begin with "No Time for Love" drawn by Jay Scott Pike. Next is "Romantic Escapade" drawn by Bernard Sachs. We end with our cover-story, "Don't Steal My Love Away" penciled by Jay Scott Pike and later reprointed in Young Romance #204.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Girls' Romances #140

Girls' Romances #140 (On Sale: February 27, 1969) has a cover penciled by Carmine Infantino.

We start with "Kiss for My Heart" drawn by Mike Sekowsky and Bernard Sachs. Next is "Young Love -- Old Love" drawn by Ric Estrada. We end with "Too Young to Know" penciled by Jack Sparling.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Girls' Romances #139

Girls' Romances #139 (On Sale: January 14, 1969) has a cover inked by Dick Giordano. Next issue the logo will be slightly modified.

We begin with "It's Over -- All Over" drawn by Tony Abruzzo. Next is "A Searching Love" inked by Bernard Sachs. Lastly is "How to Get Your Man."

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Girls' Romances #138

Girls' Romances #138 (On Sale: November 26, 1968) has a cover penciled by Vince Colletta.

We begin with "Love from a Stranger" penciled by Tony Abruzzo and later reprinted in Love Stories #152. That is followed by "Romance Without Love" inked by Bernard Sachs, which must be a reprint from somewhere and "Bring Me Your Heart" which is reprinted from Falling In Love #28 and penciled by John Forte. The book ends with "Letters of Heartbreak" penciled by Vince Colletta and repornted in Young Love #112.

Edited by Jack Miller.

Girls' Romances #137

Girls' Romances #137 (On Sale: October 10, 1968) has a sort of throw-back cover by Jay Scott Pike.

We begin with "I Couldn't Trust Him" pencilled by Tony Abruzzo. That is followed by "Substitute for Love," a reprint from Falling In Love #53 pencilled by John Romita. We end with our cover story, "The Wrong Boy", pencilled by Tony Abruzzo and later reprinted in Young Romance #199.

Edited by Jack Miller.

Girls' Romances #136

Girls' Romances #136 (On Sale: August 27, 1968) has a beautifully modish cover by Jay Scott Pike. I love the colors on this one!

We begin with "Secret Love" drawn by John Rosenberger, followed by "Letter to a Lost Love" drawn by John Romita and reprinted from Secret Hearts #91 and finally "My Time to Love Part II" drawn by Jay Scott Pike.

Edited by Jack Miller.

Girls' Romances #135

Girls' Romances #135 (On Sale: July 11, 1968) has a cover by Jay Scott Pike, but not a very interesting one.

We begin with "When Love Goes Away" drawn by John Rosenberger, followed up by "A Day for Tears" from Falling In Love #55 drawn by Mike Sekowsky and Bernard Sachs. Next is "Lonely Heart" drawn by Tony Abruzzo. Lastly we have "My Time to Love Part 1" drawn by Jay Scott Pike.

Edited by Jack Miller.

Girls' Romances #134

Girls' Romances #134 (On Sale: May 28, 1968) has a cover penciled by Jay Scott Pike and inked by persons unknown.

Inside we have "How Do I Love You?" drawn by Jack Sparling. This is followed by "If Love Had Its Way" a reprint from Falling In Love #55 drawn by Bernard Sachs. Next is "Princess -- American Style" drawn by John Rosenberger. Lastly we have "Memory of Heartbreak" drawn by Jay Scott Pike, which was reprinted in Falling In Love #133.

Edited by Jack Miller.

Girls' Romances #133

Girls' Romances #133 (On Sale: April 11, 1968) has a nice John Rosenberger cover.

We begin with Cindy the Salesgirl drawn by Jack Sparling. That is followed by "Shadow of Love" reprinted from Falling In Love #50. Finally we have the cover story "Don't Throw Your Love Away" drawn by John Rosenberger.

Edited by Jack Miller.

Girls' Romances #132

Girls' Romances #132 (On Sale: February 27, 1968) has a cover pencilled by John Rosenberger.

Inside we begin with "Double Date" and "Sudden Enchantment" both inked by Bernard Sachs, the later a reprint from Falling In Love #3. We round out the issue with our cover story, "The Only One for Me" which is pencilled by John Rosenberger.

Edited by Jack Miller.

Girls' Romances #131

Girls' Romances #131 (On Sale: January 9, 1968) sports another Tony Abruzzo cover.

The issues begins with "The Strange Ways of Love" drawn by John Rosenberger, which is followed by "Impulsive Heart," a reprint from Girls' Romances #56 inked by Bernard Sachs. The issue ends with our cover story, "Love 'em and Leave 'em," drawn by Tony Abruzzo.

Edited by Barbara Friedlander.

Girls' Romances #130

Girls' Romances #130 (On Sale: November 23, 1967) features a cover penciled by Tony Abruzzo.

We begin with "I Didn't Want His Love" pencilled by Jay Scott Pike which is followed by "Three Steps to Heartbreak," a reprint from Girls' Romances #68 and pencilled by Arthur Peddy. We end with the cover story, "The Girl He Really Loved," penciled by Tony Abruzzo.

Edited by Barbara Friedlander.