CATALOG RECORD

Young Love #112

DC · Series began 1963 · October-November 1974

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Dates

Cover date: October-November 1974
On sale: July 2, 1974
Pages: 100

Editions and covers

Original edition
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Creators

pencils: Nick Cardy, Win Mortimer, Jay Scott Pike, Bernard Sachs, Tony Abruzzo, Ric Estradainks: Nick Cardy, Vince Colletta, Win Mortimer, Jay Scott Pike, John Celardo, Dick Giordano, Bernard Sachsletters: Gaspar Saladino, Joe Letterese, Ira Schnapp, Charlotte Jetter, Ben Odaediting: Jack Miller, Joe Orlando, Phyllis Reed, Murray Boltinoff

Stories

Never Been Kissed · 7 pages
Nora tells her friends that she is secretly dating singing star Johnny Apollo, but she is horrified to learn that her lie will be exposed when he comes to play a concert in her town.
His Plaything! · 6 pages
Alex's girlfriend Nancy breaks up with him when she joins a womens' lib group, but none of the other girls he dates seem as interesting to him as she was.
Remember Your Valentine · 2 pages
I Could Love Him, But - Could I Trust Him! · 15 pages
Janie wants to fall in love, even though everyone she knows says that men can't be trusted. When she meets Peter she thinks they're perfect for each other -- until she sees him kissing another girl!
Give Me Something to Remember You By! · 4 pages
Denise is sad when her new boyfriend Warren relocates to another town, but he introduces her to his friend Peter who takes an immediate interest in her.
Nothing Lasts Forever · 5 pages
Peggy is devastated when Richard breaks up with her, but by the time he changes his mind and wants her back, she realizes that she is over him.
Distant Admirer · 8 pages
When Mindy becomes the pupil of famous pianist Greg Talmadge, she falls in love with him but he only wants to use her as an example of his talent as a mentor.
With Love and Kisses · 8 pages
Gail reluctantly agrees to write love letters for her friend Lana to Lana's boyfriend Stephen, even though Gail loves him herself.
How We Met · 2 pages
Kathy receives a love poem in the mail, and is surprised to learn that it's the mailman who sent it.
The Pretty One · 7 pages
Gwen is intimidated by her pretty friend Janice, who always attracts the handsomest guys.
One Boy After Another · 13 pages
Diane moves easily from one guy to the next until no one will date her because of her reputation. She gets another chance when her family moves to another town, and she decides to do things differently.

Reprinted in

Falling in Love Romances (1958)