I Love You #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Romance Under Construction," UN worker Nan Seeley is trapped during a Korean conflict skirmish, rescued by Art Watlow, a fellow soldier lost and alone. As their bond deepens amid the chaos, Art is gravely injured and presumed dead—only to wake months later, heartbroken and searching for Nan, whose fate remains unknown. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Charles Nicholas, with inks by Sal Trapani, this poignant 1962 Charlton tale captures a love tested by war and silence. The cover, by Joe Sinnott and Vince Colletta, reflects the emotional weight of their separation.
In a quiet corner of the city, Vicki finds her mornings disrupted by the clang of a construction crew just outside her window—only to later meet Jim Nolan at a party, sparking a connection that grows with each passing week. Though Jim keeps his work life close to the chest, their romance unfolds with a quiet intensity, built on stolen glances and late-night talks.
In "Beauty Backwards," Jeff and Frank find themselves at odds over Ethel Summers, whose striking looks have always drawn attention. When she decides to test their feelings, Ethel enlists her uncle—a retired Hollywood make-up artist—to transform her into someone unrecognizable. The experiment begins, and soon the question isn’t who she is, but who she’s become.
In "Just a Pretty Face," beautiful Debbie Cannon finds herself caught between charm and loneliness—admired by many, yet longing for a connection that sees beyond her looks. As she navigates a string of fleeting romances, she begins to wonder if anyone will truly care for her for who she is.
In the quiet aftermath of a battlefield barrage, Nan Seeley finds herself trapped under a beam, her fate uncertain—until Art Watlow, a soldier far from his unit, pulls her to safety. What begins as a fragile bond in the midst of war blossoms into something deeper, but when Art is gravely injured and Nan vanishes without a trace, he’s left clinging to hope in a world that offers no answers.
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