Cover: Leandro Sesarego

I Love You #90

Mar 1971 · Charlton · 0.15 USD

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In "Never Again," Ruth, heartbroken after discovering her fiancé with another woman, flees to her Uncle Jim for comfort. Seeking a fresh start, she takes up his suggestion to work as a seasonal ranger in a remote fire lookout tower—far from the complications of love and the world below. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Charles Nicholas with inks by Vince Alascia, this poignant 1971 story captures a quiet turning point in Ruth’s life, all framed by Leandro Sesarego’s evocative cover.

Contains 3 stories

Never Again

8 pp · Romance

In "Never Again," Ruth, heartbroken after catching the man she’s set to marry with another woman, flees to her Uncle Jim for comfort. Seeking a fresh start, she’s drawn to his suggestion of a summer job as a fire lookout—remote, quiet, and far from the kind of heartache she’s just endured.

A Sanctuary for the Heart

7 pp · Romance

In "A Sanctuary for the Heart," Vera seeks solitude on a remote Maine island, determined to stay far from men. When a stranded boat with a broken rudder washes into her cove, she’s quick to demand the owner leave—until a sudden storm traps them both.

Don't Swing too High!

10 pp · Romance

In London during their European tour, Linda and Jennie find themselves caught in a quiet storm when Jennie’s promised meeting with Neil ends with only flowers and no note—leaving her heart heavy with doubt. As the city hums around them, the weight of unspoken feelings and missed connections begins to stretch between friends.