Mirabelle #5 April 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Travelin' Man," a rain-soaked Shirley finds herself drawn into the troubled past of Drake, a former racer who walked away from the track after a fatal accident. Now, as she learns the victim wasn’t just a fan but someone with a quiet connection to Drake, the weight of what happened begins to surface. With Enric Badía Romero handling both art and inks, the story unfolds with a moody, grounded intensity, capturing the tension between memory and the present.
In "Travelin' Man," Jo finds herself drawn to Lance, a traveling sales rep with a lingering heart for his ex, Paula. When Paula calls, asking Lance to return to her, he quietly apologizes to Jo and requests a transfer—only to be surprised when a bold new rep lifts her spirits. Then, a sudden phone call changes everything.
In "Saturday Swings," Katy finds herself drawn to the energy of Kings Road—until a chance encounter with a photographer chasing a shot of Sammy Davis Junior leaves her unexpectedly captivated by the man behind the lens. The moment the camera drops, something shifts, and the usual crowd of boys fades into the background.
In "The Silent Scream," Drake, still burdened by guilt after a tragic accident that took a fan’s life, finds himself drawn to Shirley during a stormy walk home—though his past weighs heavily, especially when he learns the victim had a quiet, personal connection to him. The story unfolds with quiet tension, exploring how memories and unspoken emotions shape the fragile bond between two people trying to move forward.
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