I Love You #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Teach Me Tonight," Gina Catlett quietly watches Don Lassiter from afar—until he falls for Sara Marsh, sparking a quiet determination in her. As Gina gently weaves her way into Sara’s life, she finds herself caught in a web of longing and deception, leading to a proposal that carries a weight neither she nor Don fully understand. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life with expressive inks by Vince Colletta, this poignant 1966 issue captures a moment of emotional complexity in a 12-cent comic.
In "Teach Me Tonight," high school student Sally Sawyer, sharp in every subject but history, finds herself unexpectedly drawn to her new tutor, Tom Stites—her ideal man in every way, though she never expected their lessons to stir anything beyond the classroom.
In "A Place in My Heart!" from *I Love You* #65 (1966), Ellen Robb, a sharp-eyed executive placement specialist, navigates a world of polished professionals—until the unexpectedly unpolished Tully Nash walks in. His tousled look and quiet intensity catch her off guard, stirring a curiosity she can't quite explain.
In "The Ring," Gina Catlett watches from the sidelines as Don Lassiter charms everyone—especially Sara Marsh, the woman he seems destined to be with. When Gina decides to step into his world, she begins a careful dance of friendship and subtle manipulation, all to win his attention. But as the wedding band glints on her finger, she’s haunted by the quiet sorrow of a love she never meant to steal.
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