I Love You #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Love Me Again," Lois finds herself caught in a delicate web when her fiancé Dan McCann suffers a nervous breakdown, erasing the past year from his mind. With Dan recovering on a boat with his friend Lou Snider, Lois must reinvent herself as "Lollie," Lou’s niece, to stay close—without revealing the truth. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life with expressive art by Joe Sinnott and inks by Vince Colletta, this 1961 Charlton gem explores memory, identity, and the quiet hope of rekindling love from the ground up. The cover, by Sinnott and Colletta, captures the story’s bittersweet tension in a single, poignant moment.
In "Love Me Again," Lois, engaged to the brilliant but overwhelmed Dan McCann, faces a sudden crisis when Dan suffers a nervous breakdown and loses all memory of the past year—including her. With Dan returning to the boat he shares with Lou Snider, Lou agrees to help by introducing Lois as his niece, "Lollie," so she can stay close without triggering a relapse.
In "Carolyn's Secret," small-town senior Carolyn Mapes juggles her quiet high school life with her dazzling fame as the nation’s mysterious singing sensation, Carolyn Simms. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story explores the delicate balance between identity and image, as one girl tries to stay true to herself while living two lives under one name.
In "Where Romance Lives," Mona Staples leaves her small-town roots for the bright lights of New York, drawn by the dreams spun from TV and film. Five years later, she’s still haunted by memories of Neil, a boy from home whose quiet presence lingered long after she left.
In the quiet snow-dusted hills of Vermont, a winter at the family ski lodge brings more than just cold winds—Del finds herself drawn to Ron Hagerty, the new guest whose presence stirs something unexpected. When their growing connection is revealed, Ron’s father reacts with swift judgment, and the moment hangs in the balance.
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