Love Story Picture Library #1025
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Too True!", a shy admirer’s long-held crush on J.C. Wimbush leads to a series of awkward, fate-driven encounters that blur coincidence and intention. Written and illustrated entirely by Ángel Badía Camps, the story unfolds with quiet humor and tender missteps, capturing a moment of fleeting connection in a single, memorable day. The cover, also by Badía Camps, perfectly mirrors the story’s mix of vulnerability and quiet charm.
In "Too True!", Clair, the daughter of a powerful chemical manufacturer, is furious when she believes Tony’s novel is a thinly veiled account of her past with Paul—especially since the story places Paul in the Congo. Convinced the book reveals truths she’d rather keep hidden, she sets off on a journey to the Congo to confront him, demanding Tony accompany her as insurance. Tony insists the novel is pure imagination, but Clair’s determination—and the distance between them—may be the real test of what’s true.
In "Rescue Me," Jo’s quiet crush on J.C. Wimbush spirals into a series of awkward, fate-driven encounters—starting with a staged accident outside his door, then a near-miss when he gets stuck on the railing, and a moment she almost misses entirely. Written with a wry, observant touch, the story captures the nervous thrill of longing and the surprising ways people find each other, even when neither is quite sure what they’re doing.
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↩ Reprints Valentine #12 February 1966 (1966), True Life Library #584 (1967)
Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #1491 (1978), Love Story Picture Library #1544 (1978)
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