Lovers #69
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man For Me!", Martha grapples with romance and loyalty when her cousin Doris returns from New York, where she worked as a model. With Doris offering bold advice on chasing wealth and status, Martha begins to question her feelings for the author she's been seeing—until a chance encounter shatters her illusions. Fred Kida handles both art and inks on the interior, while Vince Colletta delivers the cover.
In "The Man For Me!", Linda, a receptionist at a local health club, finds her attention drawn to the least handsome man among the gym’s usual crowd of athletes and celebrities. While her coworkers tease her for pretending looks don’t matter, her growing feelings leave her wondering if her heart is leading her toward something deeper—or just a well-meaning illusion.
In "The Moon And You," Martha’s quiet life shifts when her cousin Doris returns from New York, where she’s been modeling for cosmetics ads. Doris urges Martha to pursue a wealthy author instead of the illustrator she’s been seeing—until a moonlit walk reveals a secret that shatters Martha’s trust.
In "Here In His Arms," Jerry and Pam face a quiet storm as their love is tested by unexpected hardship—Pam’s father reveals their financial struggles, forcing her to pursue a scholarship with just three weeks to prepare. Though she’s confident in her resolve, she worries how Jerry will react when he learns the truth.
In the quiet rhythm of a college town, waitress Mary navigates dates that never quite feel right—until Ned comes along, offering something different. Though he seems kind and attentive, his hesitation to introduce her to his parents leaves her wondering if he’s truly serious, or if she’s just another passing chapter in his life.
ComicBooks.com Value
More listings for this title
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.