Love Story Picture Library #1175
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Hearts Apart" is a tender 1974 romance from Love Story Picture Library #1175, where a simple moment—Lee knocking Tammy’s peanuts to the ground—sparks an unexpected connection. As their budding relationship unfolds, Tammy finds herself puzzled by the constant attention from other girls, leading to a moment of doubt when Lee’s excuse about a nonexistent sister falls apart. Written and illustrated with quiet charm by Carlos Freixas, the story captures the sweet, awkward tension of young love, all told through expressive, period-perfect artwork.
In the bustling world of London’s cosmetics PR scene, Fay finds herself stuck in a job she’s already grown tired of—until a new American boss arrives, turning her quiet frustration into something far more complicated. With her feelings for her co-worker Dick now tangled in office tension, the arrival of the sharp, demanding new manager threatens to unravel everything she’s tried to keep steady.
In "Mr. Pleasant," Jo finds herself drawn to Lee after a simple moment with a spilled bag of peanuts turns into a thoughtful gesture. As their romance grows, Tammy notices the attention other girls give Lee—each claiming to be his sister’s friend—until she learns the truth: Lee’s sudden popularity stems from winning the soccer pools, and Tammy is the only one who never knew about it.
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↩ Reprints True Life Library #424 (1964), Valentine #3 February 1968 (1968)
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