Heart and Soul #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Take Me Back," Ross Andru’s expressive art and Jack Abel’s sharp inks bring to life the quiet tensions of postwar life, as American soldier Peter returns home to Ohio with his German wife Luise and her brother Ludwig. The story captures the strain of cultural and class differences as Luise struggles to adjust to a modest life far from the world she knew, while her growing unease around the factory owner’s charming son, Lane, tests her loyalty. Martin Thall’s cover, penciled by Andru and inked by Thall, perfectly frames the emotional distance between home and the past.
In "Take Me Back," newly discharged American soldier Peter brings his West German wife Luise and her brother Ludwig back to his small Ohio hometown, where the stark contrast between Luise’s expectations and the quiet reality of factory life begins to strain their marriage. As Luise finds herself drawn to the charm of Lane, the factory owner’s playboy son, tensions rise—especially after Ludwig runs away, leaving Peter to search for him while Luise faces her own growing doubts.
In "A Losing Game," David—a man who’s always played with hearts at his model agency—finds himself unexpectedly drawn to his secretary, Jinx, during a trip to Sun Valley. Though she’s engaged, David begins to see the pain he once caused in others, realizing too late the cost of his games.
In "Too-Late to Love," popular singer Loren returns to her former band after a year of solo failure, only to find her past choices have left her with no one to come back to—Dave is married, Guy is married, and Ray makes it clear her ambition cost her the love she once had. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this poignant 1954 romance explores the quiet aftermath of regret, where a second chance feels just out of reach.
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