I Love You #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Headline for Romance," Ella Taylor's search for connection leads her on a dangerous journey after a crash leaves her blind—only to find healing and love in the unexpected care of Dan Mathews. With Joe Sinnott's expressive art and Vince Colletta's sharp inks bringing the emotional beats to life, this 1961 Charlton gem captures a tender, poignant story of recovery and revelation. The cover by Sinnott and Colletta perfectly frames the moment of Ella’s shocking return to sight.
In "Headline for Romance," cynical reporter Ivy is sent to investigate the sudden disappearance of Clark Denning, fiancé to the wealthy painter Myra Cartright. The moment she sees Myra’s portrait of Clark, something stirs—his face lingers in her thoughts, impossible to forget.
In "Return to Love," Kate stumbles upon her old diary and is swept back to the moment she first met Allan Becker—years before their marriage, when romance still felt new. Now, as their quiet life together feels a little dull, a sudden cloudburst strands them in a roadside diner, where an escaped con sits waiting, and the past begins to echo in unexpected ways.
In "My Shame," Jo finds herself caught in the quiet ache of a marriage that feels more like a shared roof than a shared life. David Blanchard, a devoted scientist, pours every moment into his work, leaving Marie to grapple with loneliness and the slow erosion of connection—her love for him now shadowed by doubt and longing.
In "Love Is Blind," Ella Taylor’s journey takes an unexpected turn when she leaves to visit her aunt and uncle, only to crash her car and wake up blind after a rescue by Dan Mathews. As Dan helps her heal, Ella finds herself drawn to him—though she’s never seen his face. When her sight finally returns, she’s stunned by what she sees, but the real test of their connection is just beginning.
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