Mirabelle #25 October 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Letter from Ray," Lucy grapples with uncertainty as news of Ray’s plans to settle in Australia reaches her, stirring doubts and quiet heartache. With the help of Frank, a friend of Ray’s, she faces the emotional weight of waiting, only to be confronted with a surprising twist when the letter finally arrives. Blas Gallego’s expressive art brings warmth and quiet tension to this poignant moment in Lucy’s story.
In "A Letter from Ray," Lucy waits anxiously for news from Ray, who promised to send for her after settling in Australia. When a letter finally arrives, it brings unexpected news that leaves her torn between hope and doubt, while a chance meeting with Frank, a friend of Ray’s, offers quiet comfort.
In "The Escalator," Julie is shaken when she sees Sam’s crumpled form rising on an escalator, only for him to claim he remembers nothing after a head injury. As he walks her home, his evasiveness sets her on edge, and when she follows him in a cab, she discovers him in a Chinese military uniform at the studio—leaving her to wonder what truth lies beneath his silence.
In "The Dolly Game," Jayne’s growing fascination with the girls’ football team takes a sudden turn when her flatmate falls ill with the measles, leaving her quarantined and cut off from the coach just as the big game approaches. With no way to reach anyone and her chance slipping away, Jayne must find a way to stay connected to the team she’s come to care about.
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