Boyfriend #225
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Seeing Is Believing," a 1963 issue of Boyfriend, Carole is drawn to Billy’s quiet intensity—there’s something deeply mysterious about him, especially when he gazes into the water. But when he confesses he still loves his former girlfriend and must try to win her back, the fragile connection they’ve built begins to unravel. José Claperas Corominas handles both art and inks, capturing the story’s emotional tension with subtle, evocative detail.
In "Seeing Is Believing," Mandy’s passion for photography is thriving, but her fiancé Robert’s growing insistence that she abandon her career after marriage puts their future on shaky ground—especially as he pushes her to set a wedding date she’s not ready to commit to.
In "Falling in Love," Carole is drawn to Billy’s quiet mystery the moment she sees him by the water, his quiet intensity sparking something real. But when he confesses he’s still pining for an old love and leaves to try to win her back, Carole realizes too late that her own feelings were tangled in the same web of heartbreak—she’d only pretended to fall for him to move on from Tommy.
In "Who Needs You?", Karen's unexpected spotlight as a budding actress brings her a thrilling new path—yet her growing fame pulls her further from her boyfriend, leaving their relationship tested by the very success she once dreamed of.
In a quiet moment on the British coast, Wendy, serving in the W.R.A.C., stays sharp at her radar station—her alert just in time to keep a vessel from entering a dangerous firing zone. A tense, grounded moment of duty and precision in a wartime setting.
In "null," Janie faces a quiet crossroads when she chooses to put the Ladybirds first, even as her feelings for Dave begin to shift. When the Rocking Reds’ arrogant leader surprises her with a kiss during a talent contest signup, Janie is left unsettled—especially as her band’s instruments vanish just as the competition looms.
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