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Issue Details

Issue	#144
Published	October-November 1966
Frequency	bi-monthly
Cover Price	0.12 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Jack Miller

Cover Details - "I Hated His Love! I Hated His Kisses!"

Genre	romance
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	cover art taken from splash page of the last story in this issue

13 page story "Diary of a Broken Heart"

Synopsis	After Peter breaks up with Monica, every other man she is with eventually does something that remids her of Peter and she has to break up with him. Years later she meets Peter again with his wife and suddenly realizes that she doesn't still love him after all.
Genre	romance
Pencils	Gene Colan
Inks	Bernard Sachs (p 1); ?

1 page You Can Be Beautiful text article "Hi, Pussycats!"

Synopsis	hair and beauty tips
Genre	fact
Script	Barbara Friedlander ?
Pencils	Jay Scott Pike ? (logo illustration)
Inks	? (logo illustration)
Colors	? (logo illustration)
Letters	typeset

7 page story "Romance -- Italian Style!"

Synopsis	Cathy and Bonnie go on a vacation to Venice where each one meets a dashing Italian man. But before long, they've switched partners.
Genre	romance

1 page Laura Penn... Your Romance Reporter letters page "For almost two years I have been going steady with a boy..."

Script	? [as Laura Penn]
Pencils	Jay Scott Pike (logo illustration)
Inks	? (logo illustration)
Colors	? (logo illustration)
Letters	typeset
Notes	relationship advice

6 page story "I Hated His Love! I Hated His Kisses!"

Synopsis	Things always go well for Carla on dates, until the boy tries to kiss her and her feelings immediately change. Eventually she meets the right boy, whose kisses don't turn her off.
Genre	romance
Reprinted	in Falling in Love (DC, 1955 series) #125 (August 1971)

1 page Miss Young America promo (ad from the publisher)

Pencils	John Rosenberger (illustrations)
Letters	typeset
Notes	Two winners in DC's Miss Young America competition, Cheryl Patton and Sylvia Martinez, with sketches of the girls by John Rosenberger.

1 page Swing with Scooter promo (ad from the publisher) "What's Hit Town?"

Genre	teen
Pencils	Joe Orlando
Inks	Mike Esposito
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	house ad for Swing with Scooter (DC, 1966 series) #3, on sale August 25