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Cover of Young Romance (1963) #160

Young Romance (1963) #160

DC 1963–1975 series Cover date Jun 1969

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About this issue

Young Romance #160 (1963) is issue #160 of DC's Young Romance (1963–1975), with a cover date of June 1969. Drawn by Ric Estrada and John Rosenberger.

Creators

Pencillers
Ric Estrada, John Rosenberger
Inker
Vince Colletta
Letterers
John Costanza, Ira Schnapp
Cover artist
Vince Colletta

The stories

“Two Different Worlds!”

While buying a sweater as a present for her dad, Karen meets Russ. She sees the coat-of-arms on his blazer and he tells her his uncle is a count but doesn't want to tell anyone. They start seeing each other over the following months and fall in love, but he never takes her to visit his family. Eventually, one of Karen's jealous friends shows her that Russ is a phony who lives in a run-down shack in a rough neighborhood.

“Lovingly Yours”

Patsy is a shy, small-town girl who feels she is plain compared to her sister Ginny. When Patsy becomes pen-pals with a soldier overseas she puts a photograph of her sister in a letter instead of hew own picture, assuming she would never actually meet him. A few weeks later, Patsy accompanies Ginny to a dance and Patsy sees the soldier looking for her.

“I'll Love Tomorrow”

Myra plans to get ahead in her career as a television director/producer and doesn't want to become a household drudge like her married sister. She dates a couple of men, but has no intention of committing when they get serious. Then she falls in love with the son of a co-worker, but the tables are turned when he is the one who doesn't want to get serious. She starts seeing her sister's marriage in a new light and wonders if she will ever get another chance at love.

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