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Issue Details

Issue	#150
Published	June-July 1973
Frequency	bi-monthly
Cover Price	0.20 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Robert Kanigher; Allan Asherman (Editorial Assistant)

Cover Details - "Hard to Handle"

Genre	romance
Pencils	Jay Scott Pike (signed)
Inks	Jay Scott Pike ?
Letters	Gaspar Saladino ?

9 page story "Hard to Handle"

Synopsis	Spoiled rich girl Julie Benson is tamed by the domineering Kent Paris when they are shipwrecked due to her impetuousness.
Genre	romance
Script	Robert Kanigher ?
Pencils	Art Saaf (signed)
Inks	Vince Colletta (signed)
Notes	Basic story information from Steve Saaf (April 22, 2006).

1 page Like It Is! letters page "There is this boy Richard that I like..."

Synopsis	relationship advice
Script	? [as Donna Fayne]
Letters	typeset

5 page story "Storm Warnings"

Synopsis	Diane's quick thinking gets her promoted to weather girl on the TV news and attracts the attention of station manager Brad. But will Brad's old girlfriend Adele come between them?
Genre	romance

1 page promo (ad from the publisher) "Veil of Love"

Genre	romance
Letters	Gaspar Saladino ?
Notes	House ad for Young Love (DC, 1963 series) #104, featuring the story of a nun who is tempted by romance. ("The first of many breakthroughs in romance mags!!")

4 page story "One Kiss Too Many"

Synopsis	Sally tries to act like her friend Janey around boys but realizes that it's not right for her.
Genre	romance
Pencils	Art Saaf ?
Inks	Vince Colletta

5 page story "Enjoy Being Young"

Synopsis	Rich girl Faye realizes that her older boyfriend Andrew is a boring snob. Luckily, Nick is still interested (and he's her own age).
Genre	romance
Pencils	Mike Sekowsky ?

Half page Plop promo (ad from the publisher) "You say you know that Plop is coming..."

Genre	humor
Pencils	Sergio Aragonés (signed)
Inks	Sergio Aragonés
Letters	Sergio Aragonés ?
Notes	House ad for Plop! (DC, 1973 series)

Half page promo (ad from the publisher) "Three Ms. Stars from DC..."

Genre	superhero
Pencils	? (illustrations)
Inks	? (illustrations)
Notes	House ad for Wonder Woman (DC, 1942 series), Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane (DC, 1958 series) and Supergirl (DC, 1972 series)