I Love You #83
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Anyone but You," Susan grapples with a growing fear—her mother’s fragile health has left her convinced she may inherit the same weak heart, making her afraid to let Tom Derring into her life, even as her feelings for him deepen. Written with quiet intensity and brought to life by Charles Nicholas’s expressive art and Vince Alascia’s precise inks, this poignant story explores love, fear, and the weight of inherited burdens. The cover by Luis Avila captures the emotional tension with a striking, intimate portrait.
In "One Kiss and I'll Die!" from *I Love You* #83 (1970), Susan battles a quiet fear—her mother’s fragile heart condition may have passed to her, and she’s convinced even a single kiss from Tom Derring could be her undoing. Though she aches for his affection, she keeps him at arm’s length, torn between longing and dread.
In Paris, Susan finds herself drawn to a charming Frenchman named Francois—only to discover he’s actually Francis J. Martin, a New York native living abroad. Their romance unfolds against the city’s backdrop, blurring identity and expectation in a story that questions where love truly begins.
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