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Cover of Cupid (1949) #2

Cupid (1949) #2

Marvel 1949–1950 series Cover date Mar 1950

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About this issue

Cupid #2 (1949) is issue #2 of Marvel's Cupid (1949–1950), with a cover date of March 1950. Drawn by Bob Powell and Mike Sekowsky.

Creators

Pencillers
Bob Powell, Mike Sekowsky
Inker
Bob Powell

The stories

“Would I Always Be … Tomorrow’s Bride?”

June and David are in love, but he’s irresponsible and footloose. He vanishes for a time, and June considers their relationship over. However, David returns and proves he’s changed his ways, has a steady job, and can now marry her.

“A Heart Filled with Fear!”

Lucy loves her boss, lawyer Roger, although he’s older than she. Roger hires bodyguard Joe to protect him against Hawkins, a bitter ex-client. When Hawkins appears at Roger’s house, Joe disarms the man instead of shooting him as Roger orders. Joe, an FBI agent, is Hawkins’ son: Roger framed Hawkins for murder and deliberately lost the case. The police arrest Roger and Joe will marry Lucy.

“A Love to Fight For!”

Frank works for the trucking company owned by Ann and her brother Bob. Frank and Ann fall in love, but Bob dislikes him, and accuses Frank of stealing a crate of perfume. Frank, an ex-convict, is tried for the crime. However, when Bob sees how much Ann loves Frank, he confesses to framing Frank for the crime. Bob apologizes and Ann and Frank can marry.

Credits, characters and story details from the Grand Comics Database, CC BY-SA 4.0.