As de Cœur #34
In "La route de l'amour," a simple miscount in the dark sets off a chain of hilarious mishaps when an anxious man climbs through Suzie's window, mistaking her for his fiancée. What begins as a quiet night turns into a chaotic mix-up, leaving Suzie stranded and both she and her mistaken suitor spending the night at the police station. A lighthearted, character-driven comedy from 1970, this issue captures the absurdity of mistaken identity with charm and precision, all rendered in a clean, typeset lettering style.
In "La route de l'amour," Jenny and Marge’s road trip to Scotland takes a turn when they’re passed by two men in a flashy sports car, leading to a chance encounter that sparks unexpected connections. As Jenny and Phil grow closer, tensions rise when Jenny begins to wonder if Marge’s interest in Rodney is truly about love—or just his wealth.
In the quiet hush of a moonlit night, Jo stumbles into Suzie’s life—literally—when a miscounted building leads an anxious man to her window, mistaking her for his fiancée. What begins as a stolen kiss in the dark spirals into a night of mistaken identities, mistaken exits, and a very confused police station, where both Jo and Suzie find themselves on the wrong side of the law.
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