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— Mar 18, 2026 08:27AM
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— Mar 31, 2026 02:08PM
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Finally getting back to this!
— Mar 30, 2026 02:42PM
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— Mar 22, 2026 10:37AM
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With issue five, the focus of Girl Comics (the magazine) changes from romances to action adventure, and it's frankly a lot more unusual and fun.
— Mar 20, 2026 02:57PM
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— Mar 16, 2026 05:18PM
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I think I've just read the most historically inaccurate story ever. I love Golden Age romance comics.
— Mar 15, 2026 05:37AM
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message 1: by Ya Boi (new)

Ya Boi Be Reading Looks like a neat collection! This is pre-ComicsCode? I know a lot of female-centered USA comics ended around that enforcement iirc


Rebecca It is pre-Code! I have a collection of both pre-and-post-Code romance comics, and there's a notable shift when the CCA came into play - no more sitting around in underwear for one, but also all endings turned happy and borderline SA was uniformly treated as romantic. (That's an issue post-Code, too, but not quite as noticeable.)

All that said, Charlton Comics put out a series called Career Girl Romances post-Code, and it's one of my favorites - a lot of the 60s and 70s issues push the envelope!


message 3: by Ya Boi (new)

Ya Boi Be Reading Ooh! Sounds great and like something Ill add to my tbr!


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