Digital Comic Museum - All For Love v2 01


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All For Love v2 01 (c2c)

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scanned by Dell4c

Volume: #2, Issue: #1 [7]
Published: April-May 1958, Price: 0.10 USD, Pages: 36, Editing: Joe Simon; Jack Kirby
Color: Color Dimensions: Standard Silver Age U. S. Paper Stock: Glossy Cover; Newsprint Interior Binding: Saddle-stitched Publishing Format: Was Ongoing Series
Notes: Editing credit from this issue's statement of ownership.

Comic Contents:

Cover (1 page)
Credits:	Pencils: Joe Orlando ? \| Inks: Joe Orlando ?
Genre:	Romance

Comic Story (5 pages)	Love for Granted
Synopsis:	Lenore won’t marry Hal until he has a better job, so she throws a party and flatters his boss in hopes of promoting Hal's career. Hal, tired of Lenore’s domineering ways, dates Betty and finds she’s more to his taste. He breaks up with Lenore: “You don’t want a fiancée! You want a yes man!”
Credits:	Pencils: Marvin Stein \| Inks: Marvin Stein \| Letters: Artie Simek
Genre:	Romance
Characters:	Lenore Hal Mr. Osgood Mrs. Osgood Betty

Text Story (1 page)	Unhappy Girl
Credits:	Letters: typeset
Genre:	Romance

Comic Story (6 pages)	Tomorrow Always Comes
Synopsis:	Betty is irritated that her boyfriend Paul spends time studying for a supervisor’s exam to improve his career prospects. She starts dating Joe instead, who “gives her the gay and carefree life she wants.” Paul gets his promotion but Betty tells him she’s going to marry Joe; Joe says “I never mentioned marriage!” Paul punches Joe. Later, when Joe is trapped in a tunnel cave-in, Paul risks his life to save him. Betty is reunited with Paul in the hospital, now realizing she loves him.
Credits:	Pencils: Ted Galindo \| Inks: Ted Galindo ? \| Letters: Artie Simek
Genre:	Romance
Characters:	Betty Paul Joe

Comic Story (6 pages)	To Act or Not to Act
Synopsis:	Acting student Gloria bullies the other students, including Ralph, but her “pretty face” allows her to get away with it. Gloria is attracted to Ralph’s roommate Julian, but he isn’t interested. Gloria pushes Ralph and injures him, which may cost Ralph the chance for a scholarship. Gloria decides to throw the competition so Ralph can win, even though that means she has to go home and marry her father’s assistant. However, Ralph decides he doesn’t want to act any more. Gloria wins the contest and Julian, learning what she planned to do for Ralph, decides he loves her after all.
Credits:	Pencils: George Klein ? \| Inks: George Klein ? \| Letters: Artie Simek
Genre:	Romance
Characters:	Gloria Ralph Bob Berg Julian Graham Jean

Statement Of Ownership (1 page)
Credits:	Letters: typeset

Comic Story (7 pages)	The Man I Married
Synopsis:	Jean marries Ben and spends too much money trying to compete with her married sisters, while Ben is trying to establish himself in business. When their child is born, Jean continues to show off to her family, making Ben feel like a failure because he isn’t successful yet. Ben decides to leave: “I don’t mind being a possession, but when my son becomes a possession, I do mind…you’ve envied your sisters for so long that nothing else matters.” Jean apologizes to Ben and goes off with him and their child.
Credits:	Pencils: Marvin Stein \| Inks: Marvin Stein \| Letters: Artie Simek
Genre:	Romance
Characters:	Jean Drake Ben Drake Joe Mart Peggy Laura Tommy Jean's Mother Jean's Father

Text Story (1 page)	Cleanliness
Credits:	Letters: typeset
Genre:	Romance

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