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Issue: Heartbeat Romances #13
Publication Date: January 1966
 
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Publisher: FlagK. G. Murray
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Indicia Publisher: Sport Magazine Pty Ltd
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Pages: 84
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Price: $0.25 AUD
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Content Items: 18 (17 stories, 1 cover)
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Publication Type: Comic Book
Color: Colour cover; Black and white interior
Dimensions: 180mm x 260mm (#1-5?); 180mm x 270mm (#6?-20)
Paper Stock: Newsprint
Binding: Squarebound (#1-5?); Saddle-stitched (#6?-20)
Publishing Format: Ongoing series
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[untitled]

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romantic
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Exotic Countries: Japan

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Information on Japan including Japanese Pagodas; Buddhism; Hokkaido's inhabitants, the Ainu; Samurai; and the Japanese language.
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12-G
This feature is in the style of Selecciones Ilustradas work appearing in Space Ace (Atlas) and other comics internationally around 1960.
Pain in My Heart

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romantic
Mavis Brown; Mrs Spinks; Jim Lucas
Mavis Brown falls for a married man. Then, after Jim is hurt in an accident, she meets his wife and has to make a hard decision.
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"Pain in My Heart" is a song by Otis Redding released in 1963, suggesting this story is from Valentine (Fleetway).
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humorous
Swingin' Sue
Oh-oh! Sue's school report-!
Sue's father can't believe her school report.
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This and That

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Felix Mas ?
Felix Mas ?
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romantic
Janet; Rodney; Ethel
Janet loves her boutique clothes, more than she loves Rodney. She figures, "If I really loved Rodney I'd have mended my ways. And if he had really loved me he would have understood."
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A Way of Life…

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Angel Badía Camps
Angel Badía Camps
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Subject Matter
romantic
James Green; Milly Bran; Henry Fry; Mr Spence
Milly demands James give up his job as a 'rag and bone man scounging junk' or she will dump him for accountant Henry Fry. But she likes it less when he becomes a slave to work.
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Artist credit from deskartesmil.blogspot.com. The final panel of this story retains the Serenade guitar logo.
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humorous
Jenni
I'll take it!
Jenni and her mother find the same dress at very different prices.
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Keep Away

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Jane; Betsy; Roy
Betsy's enjoying the girls' keep-fit camp away from boys, but her pal Jane is distracted by the soldiers at the nearby camp. Inevitably, they both end up at the dance… and in trouble.
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You're Something Else

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romantic
Lorna; Henry; Aunt Audie; Gregory; Jean
Lorna dreams of boyfriend Henry becoming more adventurous, like big game hunter Gregory. But the reality is nothing like her fantasies.
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To keep the story suitable for children, Henry's sister Jean magically appears to go on a camping trip with Henry and Lorna.
Runnin' Around

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Freda; George Duncan
Freda writes to Stevie, the advice columnist at her "favourite magazine" about the pest that won't leave her alone. Stevie advices the best cure for a pest is poison, but Freda soon discovers there are unexpected consequences to being cruel.
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This story is from Valentine (IPC) — Stevie was Valentine's regular advice columnist.
Face to Face

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Sue Parfitt; Alan; Vera; Jill
Sue and Alan believe they are ugly and alone. When they start dating and fall for each other, is it just that no one else will have them?
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The final page of this issue has "The End" in a distinctive four-pointed star shape. It might be a standard style for the magazine this story is reprinted from.
Double Trouble

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romantic
Alan Parker; Miss Sanderson; Fred
Miss Sanderson's new vintage constantly breaks down. Her boyfriend can't stand her passion for it and dumps her—just in time to meet the car's mysterious former owner.
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Breaking up Is Hard to Do

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romantic
Miss Norman; Jim Williams
Total strangers Miss Norman and Mr Williams jointly buy a four poster bed at an auction, determined to keep it out of a dealer's hands. While they initially despise and distrust each other, the need to solve the problem of jointly owning a bed.
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Sometime Yesterday

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Keith Soames; Lucy Brown
Lucy wakes up late and mistakenly rushes to work on Sunday—just in time to be conscripted into typing a report by demanding Mr Soames. He thanks her with lunch and the chill between them starts to thaw. Now its Monday morning and Lucy's not sure if it was a dream.
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That's Show Business

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George Smith [Monarch]; Sally
Sally assumes George is the star actor in town and he plays along. When the truth comes out, George expects to be dumped.
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I'm a Fool to Care

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Jane; Gerry Higgins
Jane is an Australian in England and is appalled to find none of the men are real men. But she discovers there is something about those wimpish British men.
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They're All the Same

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Reg Laver; Eve;
Eve's father routinely lies to her mother, trying to sound more important. Now her boyfriend's doing the same thing and she won't stand for it. But mother has advice for her.
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This story has the guitar logo at the end, typical of stories reprinted from Fleetway/IPC's Serenade.
[untitled]

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humorous
Miss Trudy
Really, Mr. Soggy, I need a new typewriter -
Mr Soggy pays for his stingy ways.
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This page is incorrectly numbered 39, highlighting that this feature has been previously reprinted by K. G. Murray.

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