Lovers (1949 Atlas) comic books 1950

Photo Cover. Stories by unknown. Art by Mike Sekowsky, Bob Powell and unknown. True-to-life stories! In this issue: "My Heart Held No Regrets!" with pencils by Mike Sekowsky; "He Called Me a...Double-Crosser!" with pencils by Bob Powell; 1-page text story "Love Delayed"; "Love Is Where You Find It!"; untitled My Most Disappointing Date 1-pager; "I Walk Alone!"; and "Stolen Kisses!" 48 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo Cover. Stories by unknown. Art by Bob Brown, Pete Tumlinson, Christopher Rule, Mike Sekowsky and unknown. Tales of romance as true as today's headlines! In this issue: The true-life tale of a girl who had everything except her..."Heart's Desire!" with pencils by Bob Brown; "I Was Tied to My Parents' Apron Strings!"; 2-page text story "Mistaken Love"; "The Men in My Life!" with art by Pete Tumlinson; and the true unvarnished story of a girl who made a mistake in "Good-Time Gal!" with splash panel art by Christopher Rule and pencils by Mike Sekowsky. 48 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Photo Cover. Stories by unknown. Art by Mike Sekowsky, George Klein, Pete Tumlinson, Christopher Rule and unknown. True-to-life stories! In this issue: "I Was a Prisoner of Love!" with art by Mike Sekowsky and Christopher Rule; "No Love for a Fat Girl"; 2-page text story "I Loved a Memory"; from the strange turmoil in a woman's heart comes the question..."Can I Forget You?" with splash panel art by George Klein; and a tender, touching romance in "The Years Between!" with art by Pete Tumlinson. 48 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art by Bob Powell, Joe Kubert and unknown. "I Was a Fugitive from Love" with art by Bob Powell - Pat and Greg are engaged, but Pat's sister Pauline says Greg has 'been turned down by every girl in town!" (including Pauline) When Greg refuses to "explain" his past, Pat breaks their engagement and leaves town, moving in with college friend Ellen and getting a job as a stenographer. Pat goes home to give Greg another chance, but Pauline tricks her into thinking she's Gregs new sweetheart. Ellen throws a party and invites Greg, who explains Pauline's deception, and he and Pat are reconciled. "Cinderella Can Also Cry" - Donna grew up poor, but her family suddenly inherited a fortune. She falls in love with wealthy Roger, only to learn his father's bank is about to go broke and they're counting on Donna's money to save it. Donna leaves town for an "inexpensive resort," where she hides her economic status. Donna falls in love with Milt, but mistakenly thinks he's also a fortune hunter. Milt explains that he's rich, and hid his wealth to discourage women gold-diggers. Since they're financially compatible, Donna and Milt can wed. "Blind Love" with pencils by Joe Kubert - Newspaper columnist Joyce pities her childhood friend Dora, now movie star Dorine, because "she had lost any knowledge or feeling of romance in the false tinsel of her life!" To spite Joyce and also get good publicity for her movies, Dorine vows to make blind war hero Ronald fall in love with her. Joyce refuses to be part of the scheme, because she loves Ronald herself -- and he reciprocates her affections. Plus: 2-page text story "My Jealous Heart"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.