Just Married

Just Married, one of Charlton’s numerous love comics, offered up stories of romance, betrayal, jealousy, heartbreak, and heartwarming sentiment in a glossy, standardized, and highly sanitized style. While the social upheavals of the 1960s proved a fertile source of creative ideas for many types of comics, the genre of love and romance comics remained as formulaic and uninspired as ever, dressing up the conventional morality of the ’50s in the new flashy fashions and jet-set backdrops of the ’60s. Charlton, never a trailblazing publisher under the best of circumstances, plumbed the heights and depths of mediocrity with titles like Just Married.

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#57

Mar 1968

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A: José Luis García-López

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Jul 1968

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#66

Aug 1969

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A: Nicholas Alascia

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Dec 1969

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A: José Luis García-López, Nicholas Alascia

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Jun 1970

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Oct 1970

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Jun 1971

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Dec 1971

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May 1972

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Jul 1972

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May 1974

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Dec 1974

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Feb 1975

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Apr 1975

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Feb 1976

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Aug 1976

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#114

Dec 1976

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