Jackie #178
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It's Great to Be on Your Own!", Len Batchelor's expressive art brings to life a quiet moment of emotional tension as two neighbors, newly independent, begin to feel something deeper—though not everyone is ready for that kind of freedom. Vicky, still cautious, wonders if love might just be trading one kind of confinement for another. The story unfolds with warmth and gentle insight, drawn with care by Len Batchelor.
In "It's Great to Be on Your Own!" from Jackie #178 (1967), newly independent neighbors Jo and Vicky enjoy the thrill of living freely—until their growing closeness stirs something deeper. Vicky hesitates, fearing that love might just be trading one kind of confinement for another.
Jo, a chance encounter with Lady P’s doorman leads to an unexpected invitation to a high-society dinner—just in time to avoid an unlucky number. With the evening already underway, Jo finds herself swept into a world of glittering formality, where every gesture feels like a test.
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