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Issue: I Love You #62

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Publication Date: June 1966

Issue #62
- In Love
- #52
- #53
- #54
- #55
- #56
- #57
- #58
- #59
- #60
- #61
- ✔ #62
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Issues: #62 of 124 Issues (127 Printings)

Title:

Variant: unnamed

Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

Publisher: Flag

Charlton

Brand: none

Indicia Publisher: Charlton Comics Group

On Sale Date: (not set)

Volume: 1

Pages: 36

ISBN: none

UPC/EAN: none

Price: $0.12 USD

Indicia Frequency: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

Content Items: 5 (4 stories, 1 cover)

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Format

Publication Type: Comic Book

Color: color

Dimensions: standard Silver Age US (until #121); standard Modern Age US (#122 onwards)

Paper Stock: glossy cover; newsprint interior

Binding: saddle-stitched

Publishing Format: was ongoing

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Cover, Front

Original Artwork

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Title Page

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Content Items (5 total)

The Trouble with Us!

Illustration on Cover, Front

Credits

Penciller(s): ?

Colorist(s): ?

Letterer(s): typeset

Subject Matter

Genres: romantic

Reprinting

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Miscellaneous

Pages: 1

Notes: Top tier may be pencilled by Jack Sparling and inked by Dick Giordano. Bottom tier by unknown penciller and Vince Colletta.

A Place to Dream in

Story on Interior Page(s)

Credits

Colorist(s): ?

Letterer(s): typeset

Subject Matter

Genres: romantic

Synopsis: Air Force Captain Paul Becker and Beth were three weeks away from being married when they bought the house where they planned to live. But Paul dies when his plane has a flame-out on take off. Beth decides to live alone in the house where they planned to spend their lives together.

Reprinting

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Miscellaneous

Pages: 8

Job Number: A-5344

Notes: Bottom section of cover art is taken from a panel in this story (with different coloring). Irregular panel grid in this story is characteristic of Waldinger pencils.

A Successful Failure

Text Story on Interior Page(s)

Credits

Writer(s): ?

Letterer(s): typeset

Subject Matter

Genres: romantic

Synopsis: Ethel Inwood confronts Milton Principle, music critic for the Daily Times. He has written a bad review of her performance of Carmen. He tells her she can't act and she can't sing. Then what can she do? He replies that she can do what he asked her to do a year ago - marry him.

Reprinting

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Miscellaneous

Pages: 1

Make-Believe Sweetheart

Story on Interior Page(s)

Credits

Colorist(s): ?

Letterer(s): typeset

Subject Matter

Genres: romantic

Synopsis: Sheila has bad luck with boyfriends. When she catches the bouquet at her friend's wedding, other girls joke about her prospects behind her back. When she is invited out for a day on the water, she blurts out that she and Dave will be delighted to attend. But the only Dave she knows is a man she briefly met at the wedding. When she goes to visit her friend, Dave is there.

Reprinting

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Miscellaneous

Pages: 7

Job Number: A-5342

Notes: Irregular panel grid in this story is characteristic of Waldinger pencils.

The Trouble with Us

Story on Interior Page(s)

Credits

Colorist(s): ?

Letterer(s): typeset

Subject Matter

Genres: romantic

Synopsis: Ginnie Anson's father humiliates her by bursting into a party and dragging her home. He finds the dances the kids do to be barbaric. But when a neighbor brings home movies over that show Ginnie's parents dancing in their younger days, the modern dances don't seem so bad anymore.

Reprinting

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Miscellaneous

Pages: 8

Job Number: A-5343

Notes: Top part of cover art is taken from splash page panel of this story (with different coloring). This story appears to be both pencilled and inked by Bill Fraccio, which is unusual.