I Love You #66

Charlton's long-running romance series delivers another emotionally charged installment with this 1967 issue, its cover — penciled and inked by Dick Giordano — capturing a bittersweet poolside moment with striking clarity. In the foreground, a dark-haired woman in a red dress turns away, eyes downcast behind her glasses, while behind her a young man named Ken embraces a blonde woman; the cover text drives the heartache home: "Be Happy, Darling… With Someone Else!" Inside, Joe Gill's script and Sal Gentile's artwork bring "Stars in My Eyes" to life, promising the kind of tender, genuinely felt romantic storytelling that made I Love You a staple of the era.