Mirabelle #25 April 1959
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"A Song for Terry" is a quietly charming slice of 1950s romance from Mirabelle #25, a 4.5d comic from 1959, featuring delicate artwork by Leslie Branton, who both pencils and inks the story. When Carol hesitates under the station clock, a charming stranger mistakes her for his long-awaited date—her growing hesitation, sparked by his appeal, makes the truth harder to speak.
In "null," Jo, a quiet observer at the Savoy Hotel, finds herself drawn into an unexpected moment when she retrieves a forgotten hat box from a departing girl in a taxi—only to be rewarded with a front-row seat at a glamorous fashion show, her simple act of kindness opening a door to a world of elegance and fleeting encounters.
In "Under the Clock," a quiet moment at the station turns unexpectedly charming when Carol, pausing beneath the clock to check her watch, is approached by a handsome stranger who mistakes her for a scheduled date. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story captures a fleeting, tender exchange where a simple misunderstanding sparks something quiet and sweet.
In "Secret of the Snows," Brenda’s marriage to Paul to protect Rick takes a dangerous turn when Paul is injured in a car accident shortly after their wedding. As snow blankets the chateau, Rick reveals the chilling truth: Paul had imprisoned him because they were running a drug operation beneath the estate.
In "Leave It to Mary!", Mary faces a quiet crossroads when her mother must leave for a month to recover from illness. Though a kind young man shows her unexpected kindness and asks her to marry him, Mary’s heart is already set on putting family first.
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