Mirabelle #20 September 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Promise in Time," Owen returns to the house he once loved, drawn back by memories of Cheryl, the woman who lived above him while he trained as an engineer. Now, years after he left for France to work on the Concorde, he finds the flat empty—Cheryl gone, and only silence remains. The story unfolds with quiet emotional weight, capturing a moment of longing and unresolved connection, illustrated with delicate precision by Jorge Badía Romero.
In "A Promise in Time," Owen returns to the house he once loved, drawn back by memories of Cheryl, the woman who lived above him during his apprenticeship. Years after he left for France to work on the Concorde, the silence of the place speaks of a love that may have faded—though he still holds onto the hope that she might return.
In "Dial Nightmare," Jacey’s growing unease about strange phone calls leads her to confide in Glyn, who suggests a party to deter any would-be intruders. When the milkman arrives shortly after, Jacey’s momentary panic reveals a chilling detail—Glyn had already brought in the milk, leaving her to wonder who really called.
In "The Crazy Things That Happen!" from Mirabelle #20 (September 1969), Alice’s thoughts are constantly drifting to Mick, leaving her scattered and forgetful. When a fire engine races down her street, she’s left wondering what else she might have left behind that morning—her mind a whirlwind of love and absentmindedness.
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