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"Nine Cottages for Catherine" by John Clare, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the August 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by Harvey Kidder.

"Love Set" by Richard MacCaulay, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the September 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by Bill Wirts.

"Happy Anniversary, Darling!" by Steve McNeil, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the September 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by Stan Galli.

"Girl Meets Boy, etc...." by Mary Sellars, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the October 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by Harry Bennett.

"Larch Ann's Sister" by Adele Hall, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the August 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by David Attie.

"The Right Age" by Cecelia Bartholomew, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the August 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by Robert Hilbert.

"Sailors Never Grow Up" by Jay Wilson, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the July 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by Harry Bennett.

"Once To Every Man" by Mosser Mauger, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the July 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by Lou Cunette.

"Megan Loves Mitch" by Betty Kjelgaard, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the October 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by Bill Wirts.

"Then YOU Came Along" by Dorothy Curnow Handley, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the October 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by Mike Ludlow.

"All For The Love of Pete" by J.P. Mummery, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the November 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by Mike Ludlow.

"A Date for The Dance" by Elizabeth Hindman, a two-page spread, as it appeared in the November 1950 issue of Family Circle. Illustrated by George Englert.

John Buscema and John Romita handled the art chores for this tale of woe from one of Marvel's 1960's romance offerings, Our Love Story, and it's delightfully emblematic of their work on the more popular superhero titles. Just imagine this is a scene taken from the Coffee Bean hangout of Spiderman lore and we're waiting for Flash Thompson to walk in any moment. That, or picture the patrons in costume and it looks like a splash from an Avengers issue of the same era! Our Love Story - No. 2, December 1969 issue - Cover to follow!

Gene Colan, better known at Marvel for his work on characters like Iron Man, Doctor Strange and Daredevil, handled the layouts for this interesting splash page from one of Marvel's 1970's romance titles, Our Love Story. Our Love Story No. 8, December 1970 - Cover to follow!

John Buscema and John Romita teamed to provide the art to this tragic tale of love lost for one of Marvel's 1970's romance titles, Our Love Story, and it just teems with their stylings. The girl could just as easily be the Silver Surfer's beloved Shalla-Bal or one of Spidey's love interests! Our Love Story - No. 2, December 1969 issue - Cover to follow!