Lovers' Lane #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Love Song for Two" is a poignant 1954 story from Lovers' Lane #41, featuring heartfelt storytelling by Carl Pfeufer, who both pencils and inks the interior art. The tale centers on Marcy and her partner David, whose return from military service brings unexpected challenges—his hand, injured in a mysterious incident, seems to defy recovery. When bandleader Ray Anthony invites them to rehearse for his TV show, a dramatic moment under the spotlight reveals a surprising truth about the injury’s cause. The cover, a striking portrait by Everett Raymond Kinstler, captures the emotional weight of the moment.
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Ray Anthony relates an anecdote: Marcy’s partner David returned from military service with a psychosomatic hand injury that prevents him from resuming their career as a piano duo. Marcy tells bandleader Ray Anthony, who invites them to rehearsal for his television show. David has to rescue Marcy when a spotlight falls, and realizes his hand is now functional. Ray reveals that the “accident” was rigged. Marcy and David can now play duets again and can be married.
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