Jackie #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself," Mary’s quiet kindness toward a lonely boy at The Rambling Tum takes an unexpected turn when he rebuffs her, only to reappear later in need. When she helps him on the bus, their connection grows—until his lingering feelings for an ex-girlfriend put their budding relationship to the test. As emotions run high and old wounds resurface, Mary finds herself alone in a coffee bar, snapping at Harry’s attempts to comfort her. Art by Romero, with inks by Romero, this 1965 issue captures a tender, bittersweet moment in a story that quietly explores empathy, heartbreak, and the fragile hope of connection.
In "Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself," Mary keeps trying to reach out to Harry, a quiet boy whose distant demeanor masks deeper struggles. After a second chance encounter on the bus and a tentative friendship, their relationship takes a turn when Harry confesses he still harbors feelings for his ex. As Mary grapples with her own hurt, her emotions finally spill over in a moment of quiet tension at a coffee bar—leaving her alone with her thoughts, and Harry watching from afar.
In "Dusty Goes to Spain," Billy’s parents send him on a cruise to help him move on from Dusty, unaware she’s working as a stewardess aboard the very same ship—though neither realizes the other is onboard, split between different decks. When Dusty is sent to deliver lunch to A24, their paths are about to cross in ways neither could have predicted.
In "I Cry Alone," Ann waits by the tree where she and her childhood friend once carved their names, two years after he vanished with only a cryptic farewell. Now he’s returning, but she doesn’t know if he remembers her—or if he ever thought of her at all.
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