Mirabelle #1 March 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Robinson and Partner" in Mirabelle #1 (March 1969) introduces a charming, quietly poignant tale of love and class, drawn with delicate precision by Enric Badía Romero. When a chance meeting with a wealthy stranger sparks a new romance, Carol finds herself torn between her heart and her desires—especially as Dave’s quiet devotion remains unacknowledged. The story unfolds with gentle irony, set against the everyday world of 1969, where a runaway dog might just be the catalyst for a life-changing choice.
In "Maddison Motel," Janie navigates the fragile hope of a long-awaited promise, convinced she’s secured Tessa’s future with Steve—only to find the road ahead is paved with quiet betrayals. As the summer heat presses in, the promise of marriage feels more like a mirage than a future.
In "Say the Word!", Carol finds herself torn between her true feelings and her desire for a life of luxury when a chance meeting with a wealthy stranger tempts her to reconsider her heart's true worth. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this poignant three-page romance explores the fragile line between love and ambition.
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