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The Story: Superhero love is a many-splendored thing…
The Review: Young Romance is one of those titles that a proper reviewer probably should feel a little bit of embarrassment about reading, given its hopelessly gimmicky nature. Even so, I do kind of like the grab-bag format of these things, and I appreciate that DC has enough of a sense of humor to do something this cheesy. Besides, with the mix of talent involved, you never know if you might run into a gem of a feature, promising better things from the creators involved.
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