Mirabelle #13 September 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wish You Weren't Here," Billy and Judy find their paths crossing at every turn, leaving Judy increasingly exasperated. When she finally decides to leave him for Steve, her resolve wavers after spotting Billy surrounded by bikini-clad girls at the beach—seen through a telescope. Art by Purita Campos, this 1969 Mirabelle issue captures a moment of quiet, wry humor with its simple yet telling visuals.
In "Wish You Weren't Here," Jo and Billy keep crossing paths in the most inconvenient ways—until Judy finally snaps and leaves him for Steve. But when she spots Billy surrounded by beachgoers through a telescope, her resolve wavers.
In "Dial Nightmare," Jacey, the first tenant in a newly converted flat, grows uneasy when the phone rings and a voice begins speaking—words that seem to know things about her and the house. As the conversation turns to secrets buried in the walls, she realizes the call isn’t just strange—it’s personal.
In "Stay Out of My Scene," Lena’s quiet life takes a turn when her well-meaning neighbor Harold, ever the guardian angel, steps in to protect her from awkward dates—only to complicate things further. Hoping to finally have some real romance, Lena hatches a plan: she’ll convince Harold to pretend to court her, all so she can finally get her stamp collection out of his hands.
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