Love Journal #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Strangers in Love" kicks off in 1953 with a tender, class-conscious romance between Brad and Delia, whose budding connection is tested by wealth, family pressure, and the judgment of peers. Written by Bill Woolfolk and brought to life with expressive, detailed art by John Buscema—both in pencils and inks—this heartfelt story captures the quiet intensity of young love defying expectations. The cover, also by Buscema, perfectly frames their emotional tension with a striking, period-accurate portrait.
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Brad and Delia are attracted but he’s the son of the town’s richest man and in a different social class than her family. Brad convinces Delia this doesn’t matter, but his friends think she’s a gold-digger. Brad’s father says marrying Delia will ruin his son’s future, so she pretends to only care about Brad’s money and they break up. However, Brad refuses to work in his father’s company: he and Delia reconcile and Brad goes into the music business, his true passion.
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