Romance Comics

Today’s romance comics look nothing like they did in their “golden age,” and thank heavens for that. Once upon a time, romance comic books were more popular than superhero comics. Following WWII, interest in action-adventures such as writer Joe Simon and artist Jack Kirby’s Nazi-punching Captain America was on the decline, so in 1947 they turned their attention to a new series, Young Romance, and gave birth to a genre in the process. A Whirlwind Romance (Comic) By the early 1

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Swipes, reprints, and reinterpreted stories were not uncommon in the romance comics of the 1960s and '70s. Most often they were done to update hairstyles and adorn characters with more contemporary outfits to maintain relevancy with their primarily teen audience. However, there were a few stories th

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12 Comics That Will Ring a Bell With Anyone Who’s Ever Fallen in Love / Bright Side

I hope you all had an enjoyable holiday! I know I did, but at the same time, I was anxious to get back to reading comics! Today I have for you the third issue in DC's brief series, Love Stories (March/April 1973). This issue has a very groovy and provocative cover -- though it is one of those cove