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| − | Saxophonist and two-timer from the "Song of Heartbreak" story of romance comic book ''Life Story'' #24 (March 1951). He's moved to a nameless big city to seek success, and his devoted gal Jen follows him. But Ted starts dating another woman, passing her off as the wife of a big music publisher he's trying to do business with. But | + | [[Image:Ted_Life_Story.png|right]]Saxophonist and two-timer from the "Song of Heartbreak" story of romance comic book ''Life Story'' #24 (March 1951). He's moved to a nameless big city to seek success, and his devoted gal Jen follows him. But Ted starts dating another woman, passing her off as the wife of a big music publisher he's trying to do business with. But she's really Mary Horton, a "dizzy debutante." When word of Ted and Mary's wedding plans gets around, Jen finally, finally breaks up with him. |
Ted's last name is never given. | Ted's last name is never given. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:48, 12 March 2018
Saxophonist and two-timer from the "Song of Heartbreak" story of romance comic book Life Story #24 (March 1951). He's moved to a nameless big city to seek success, and his devoted gal Jen follows him. But Ted starts dating another woman, passing her off as the wife of a big music publisher he's trying to do business with. But she's really Mary Horton, a "dizzy debutante." When word of Ted and Mary's wedding plans gets around, Jen finally, finally breaks up with him.
Ted's last name is never given.
