My Own Romance comic books issue 27

Cover by Al Hartley. Stories by Stan Lee and unknown. Art by Jerry Robinson, Carmine Infantino, Mike Sekowsky, Christopher Rule and unknown. "That Old Feeling" with art by Jerry Robinson - Barbara is married to Fred, but can't forget her first boyfriend Gary. When Fred suggests a visit to her hometown, Barbara is afraid what will happen if she sees Gary. By the time they arrive, she has convinced herself that she's bored with Fred and will run off with Gary if he asks. However, it turns out "the years and my imagination had made him something he never had been!" Gary is cheap, common, ignorant and unstable. Barbara decides Fred was the right choice after all. Plus: "Love Story" written by Stan Lee with pencils by Carmine Infantino - Nurse Jane is called to attend to wealthy Curtis, injured during a polo match. He needs constant care if he is to walk again, but his fiancee Stella pays little attention to him. When the diagnosis is that Curtis won't be able to walk, Stella breaks up with him and criticises Jane. Curtis literally rises to her defense, standing up. He's cured! Jane and Curtis kiss. Also: "Infatuation" with inks by Christopher Rule - Although Doris is going steady with Bob, she becomes infatuated with bandleader Keith and they are constantly together until his band has to move on to its next booking. Keith tells Doris "I'm not the marrying kind!" She decides to return to Bob, but since she had done this to him before, he no longer trusts her. Doris can only hope Bob will change his mind, some day. And: "Too Many Loves" with art by Mike Sekowsky and Christopher Rule - Carol falls in love with a succession of men, each with a particular trait that attracts her, but none have everything she desires. She finally realises she loves her longtime friend and neighbour Frank, "an ordinary guy," and always has. Issue also has 2-page text story "From Beans to Millions." 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.