Boyfriend #213
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Image of a Boy," Jo confesses his feelings for Valerie to Lorna, sparking a tense rift between the two women. The next day, Lorna finds herself at odds with the film directors, who accuse her of demanding a cut of the profits—just as Valerie suspects Eddie is behind the sabotage. With Julio Bosch handling both art and inks, this 1963 issue captures quiet tension and shifting loyalties in a story that lingers in the space between trust and suspicion.
In "Image of a Boy," Vanessa finds herself drawn to a mysterious boy who always vanishes into his office, leaving only fleeting impressions. As she searches for ways to cross paths with him, her attention shifts to the quiet man in overalls—whose presence begins to blur the line between longing and connection.
In the quiet village of her youth, Pam once found comfort in simplicity—until Rob’s words about her beauty without makeup made her question everything. When city-born Sonya arrives, flawless and radiant, Pam feels her world shift. Before leaving, she makes a quiet choice: to try on a new face, not for love, but for herself.
In "The Truth About Lorna Baron," Jo confesses his feelings for Valerie, sparking a tense reaction from Lorna—though by morning, the two are back at work together. When Lorna faces the directors, their frosty reception hints at trouble, especially when they accuse her of demanding a cut of the profits. Valerie, suspecting sabotage, wonders if Eddie is behind it.
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