Love Story Picture Library #1085
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Strike It Rich" in Love Story Picture Library #1085 (1973) delivers a quietly gripping tale of small-town secrets and shifting fortunes, centered on Jinty, a young woman raised by her grandfather after losing her parents at ten. When he sells 90% of their long-dormant gold mine again, Jinty fears the worst—especially as the new owner, a young businessman from the east with idealized dreams of the old west, takes a hardline stance on deceit. With tensions rising and oil seeping up near the mine’s edge, Jinty finds herself caught between loyalty and the truth. Art by Francesc Monjo brings the story’s dusty landscapes and tense moments to life with subtle detail.
In "Strike It Rich," Jo, a resourceful young woman raised by her grandfather after losing her parents at ten, finds herself caught between loyalty and fear when he sells 90% of their family’s long-dormant gold mine again. The new owner, a young Eastern businessman with a romanticized view of the old West and a rigid stance on honesty, seems poised to expose the sale as a scam—until a strange oil seep near the mine hints at something far more complicated beneath the surface.
In "I Wish You Love," Tessa, content with her quiet life in a seaside village and her fisherman boyfriend Ben, watches as her twin sister Trudy returns as a glamorous model. When Trudy and her photographer visit home, the contrast between the two sisters becomes stark—especially when the photographer is captivated by Tessa’s quiet beauty, urging her to follow in Trudy’s footsteps. Tessa is moved by her sister’s journey, but her heart remains with the life she’s built.
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↩ Reprints Valentine #24 December 1966 (1966)
Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #1547 (1978)
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