Love Story Picture Library #1177
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Tomorrow Came" is a poignant, atmospheric tale from Love Story Picture Library #1177 (1974), a 7p comic in which a widower relocates his two daughters from England to a remote forest in British Columbia. When Miranda leaves a local dance with another man and is found near the river after her escort drowns, suspicion falls on Grant—though she can’t say who attacked him. Antonio Bosch Penalva handles both pencils and inks, bringing a quiet intensity to the story, while Pujolar’s cover captures the mood with a moody, evocative scene.
In "Tomorrow Came," a widower settling his family in a remote British Columbia forest finds tension brewing when his daughter Miranda, seeking to stir feelings in Grant, walks into the woods with another man—only for her escort to be found dead in the river. With no clear answers and suspicion falling on Grant, the quiet isolation of the forest grows charged with uncertainty.
Jo and Dek have been inseparable since childhood, but now Jo’s growing distance leaves Dek wondering if their bond is fading. As old routines shift and new faces draw her attention, he’s left searching for answers in the quiet spaces between them.
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↩ Reprints True Life Library #434 (1964), Valentine #17 February 1968 (1968)
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