Love Story Picture Library #844
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Spy Spell," a 1970 issue of Love Story Picture Library, receptionist Holly finds herself caught between two men during Venice’s carnival—Larry, a man claiming to be a policeman, and Johnny, who insists he’s an M.I.5 agent fleeing a deadly enemy. As the clock in San Marco square ticks toward three, Holly must navigate a web of secrets and shifting loyalties, unsure who to trust. Drawn with elegant detail by Enric Badía Romero, the story unfolds in lush, atmospheric panels, while the cover by Pujolar captures the intrigue with a striking, moody portrait.
In the swirling romance of Venice during carnival, receptionist Holly finds herself caught between two men with secrets: the mysterious Larry, who claims to be a policeman, and Johnny, who insists he’s an M.I.5 agent fleeing a deadly enemy. As the clock in San Marco square counts down, Holly must navigate her growing feelings for both men, unsure who to trust.
In "Second to None," Jean struggles with feeling overshadowed by her sister Dolly, especially as Dolly's wedding draws near. When Maud offers Jean a chance to move into her own flat, the idea stirs both hope and tension—especially with her boyfriend hesitant to support the plan.
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↩ Reprints Valentine #19 September 1964 (1964), True Life Library #516 (1966)
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