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3March 1950
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True Secrets #3

Marvel · March 1950

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Series
True Secrets (Marvel, 1950 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
March 1950
Key date
1950-03-00
Indicia publisher
Interstate Publishing Corp.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0I Was an Unwilling Bride!cover1pencils: Christopher Rule; inks: Christopher Rule; colors: Stan Goldberg
1I Was a Nobodycomic story8pencils: John BuscemaMerrill Lee; Michael St. John; Yvonne Marlot; Thomas Ames
2My Heart's Most Tragic Momentcomic story1SM; Cliff Fisher; Bill Hall; Mr. Adams; Doris
3America’s Most Thrilling Western Romancespromo (ad from the publisher)1
4Unwilling Bride!comic story6Nancy Baldwin; Ted Lawson; Jack Randall; Mr. Randall; Mrs. Randall; Louis Dailey; Mr. Bromly
5Apart Forevertext story1letters: typeset
6I Longed for His Kisses!comic story7Kit; Lawrence "Larry" Vance; Miss Hartwell; Viv
7If You Want Romancepromo (ad from the publisher)0.34letters: typeset
8Romulus and Remustext article0.33letters: typeset
9I Was Never Satisfiedtext story1
10How Bitter, My Love!comic story7Mary Carstairs; Don Grant; Jack Ralston; Suzie Carstairs
11Letters of True Secretsletters page2letters: typeset
12You Asked for It!promo (ad from the publisher)1
13The Wrong Man!comic story8Yvonne Smith; Jules Montaigne; Mrs. Smith; Pete Smith; Count Alix Philippe de Montaigne; Countess de Montaigne

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