I Love You #55
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Big Feud," Joan’s stubborn pride clashes with her growing feelings for Joe Barker, but when a fire breaks out at her house, old grudges fade in the face of danger—especially when Joe shows up with a ladder and Joan finds herself, quite literally, in his arms. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life with expressive art by Tony Tallarico and Bill Fraccio, this 1965 Charlton gem captures a classic romantic tension with a moment that’s equal parts awkward and heartfelt. The cover, by Dick Giordano and Pat Masulli, perfectly captures the emotional stakes of the scene.
Jenny's in love with Hank Terry, the neighbor's son, but a longstanding feud between their families has forced them to meet in secret on the farm. When Jenny finally convinces Hank to face her father, the confrontation goes badly—but Jenny's determination to stop hiding forces a reckoning that could either tear them apart or finally bring peace between the warring households.
Bonnie has her heart set on being crowned Queen at her school's big dance, confident she'll win—until the honor goes to someone else instead. But as disappointment fades, she realizes that losing the crown might be the best thing that could happen to her heart.
A natural-born swimmer, Myrna Burke has devoted her entire life to her talent, sacrificing friendships and romance in pursuit of competitive glory—until she travels to New York for the national championships and meets Eric Harris, a fellow competitor who makes her feel at ease away from the pool. When nervousness threatens to derail both her budding connection with Eric and her shot at the title, Myrna must find the courage to be more than just an athlete.
A young woman cherishes a song that symbolizes her romance with Art before he leaves to serve in the army. When she hears their song playing unexpectedly one day, she knows he's returned home—and rushes to reunite with him.
In "Karl's Angel," Janie’s quiet devotion to Karl is tested when she spots him with Marta Richter in the music library, sparking a storm of jealousy that leads her to act on impulse. The story unfolds with tender tension as Janie grapples with her feelings, caught between love and the hurt of feeling replaced.
Joan’s sure she’ll never let Joe Barker get close—until a fire at her house forces her to wrap her arms around him, just as he arrives with a ladder to save her. A quiet moment of unexpected connection, all in one page of heartfelt, classic romance.
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