Love Trails was published in 1949 for only 1 issue.

Loveland was published during 1949 through 1950 for a total of 2 issues.

Love Secrets was a short-lived romance anthology comic published from 1949-1950 by Marvel for a total of two issues.

Soon after young artist Rebecca arrives in the big city, she stumbles headlong into the arms of the charismatic Victor. When they fall madly in love, she's thrown into his socialite world of glamorous parties, devoted fans, and layabout debutantes. The people, the art, and the acclaim are exhilarating — until Victor's affections start to wander to his new pug, Princess. With her new boyfriend slipping away before her eyes, Rebecca's jealousy and fear threaten to upend everything. Can she hold onto the man she loves? Does she even really want to?

Honeymoon was published in 1950 for only 1 issue and continued to Gay Comics.

Love Dramas was published during 1949 through 1950 for a total of 2 issues.

My Girl Pearl ran during 1955 through 1961 for 11 issues.

Girl Comics ran during 1949 through 1952 for 12 issues. This series then continued into Girl Confessions.

My Diary was published during 1949 through 1950 for a total of 2 issues. This series continued into My Friend Irma.

My Love ran during 1949 through 1950 for 4 issues.

Continued from Molly Manton's Romances #1, Blaze the Wonder Collie was published during 1949 through 1950 for a total of 2 issues.

Cowboy Romances was an anthology that lasted three issues from 1949-1950, it combined two genres (western and romance) that would become major portions of the era in comics. After the third issue, the name was changed to Young Men which would explore other genres including war and superhero.

Cupid was published during 1949 through 1950 for a total of 2 issues.

My Romance is the original title of a comic created in 1948 that was much more renown under its two succeeding titles, which came about through the years. Under the original title, the comic only lasted three issues, up until January of 1949 when the comic changed its name over to My Own Romance, its official title for the majority of the volume's length from the fourth issue in 1949 all the way up until the seventy-sixth issue in 1960. Finally, the comic was re-named a final time to Teen-Age Romance which is what it remained until the series came to a conclusion in 1962 with its eighty-sixth issue.

Meet Miss Bliss ran during 1955 for 4 issues. This series then continued into Stories Of Romance.

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My Romance is the original title of a comic created in 1948 that was much more renown under its two succeeding titles, which came about through the years. Under the original title, the comic only lasted three issues, up until January of 1949 when the comic changed its name over to My Own Romance, its official title for the majority of the volume's length from the fourth issue in 1949 all the way up until the seventy-sixth issue in 1960. Finally, the comic was re-named a final time to Teen-Age Romance which is what it remained until the series came to a conclusion in 1962 with its eighty-sixth issue.

My Romance is the original title of a comic created in 1948 that was much more renown under its two succeeding titles, which came about through the years. Under the original title, the comic only lasted three issues, up until January of 1949 when the comic changed its name over to My Own Romance, its official title for the majority of the volume's length from the fourth issue in 1949 all the way up until the seventy-sixth issue in 1960. Finally, the comic was re-named a final time to Teen-Age Romance which is what it remained until the series came to a conclusion in 1962 with its eighty-sixth issue.

Best Love ran during 1949 through 1950 for 4 issues.

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