Romantic Rendezvous Comic #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Loved the Wrong Man," plain-Jane Thelma Johnson finds unexpected romance when Dr. Allan falls for her, sparking a quiet transformation as she steps out of her sister May’s shadow. With a bold new look and a growing sense of self, Thelma begins to see the cost of years of self-effacement—while May’s jealous tactics push her to confront the imbalance in their relationship. Art by John Tartaglione brings the emotional shifts to life in a 1964 romance that captures the quiet power of self-discovery.
In "His Last Good Bye!", socialite Vicki, still clinging to her independence, finds herself drawn back to surgeon Pete after a three-year separation. Their reunion sparks a whirlwind romance that leads to engagement, but old tensions flare when Pete confronts the man he thinks is stealing Vicki’s affection—only to discover it’s her brother, Johnny. The story unfolds with quiet emotional weight, tracing the fragile lines between love, loyalty, and family.
In "Always in My Heart!", childhood sweethearts Millie and Jack face a rift when their families oppose their marriage over class differences. Jack leaves town to prove himself, promising to return in three years—his absence tests Millie’s faith, but hope remains as time passes. When Jack finally returns, their long-awaited reunion brings the promise of a future together.
In "The Truth about Thelma Johnson," the quiet, overlooked Thelma finally finds love when a kind-hearted doctor, Allan, sees her for who she truly is. But when her glamorous sister May tries to sabotage the romance by chasing Allan herself, Thelma must confront years of being taken for granted and reclaim her self-worth—just in time to prove she’s more than just a shadow to her sister.
In "Too Late!", Grace meticulously plans every detail of her perfect wedding, convinced that love must be built on stability—until her fiancé Ned demands she choose now or lose him. When she finally finds the ideal apartment, her heart races with hope, only to learn Ned has already said yes to someone else.
In "I Love You," college friends Sue, Ed, and Pete share a close bond until Ed and Pete both declare their love for Sue, leaving her overwhelmed. To find clarity, she retreats for six weeks to study her feelings through a scientific experiment—only to unexpectedly fall for Jack, a law student she meets at the library. Meanwhile, Ed and Pete insist they’ll remain her friends, no matter what.
In "My Parents Don't Like Him," Annie’s parents had their doubts about Bob, especially after noticing his tendency to speed. Their concerns are put to the test when a reckless drive ends in a crash, leaving Annie shaken and their fears confirmed.
In "My First Love," Marcia finds herself caught between past and present when her first boyfriend, Ossie, unexpectedly returns after five years—only to clash with her life in New York. Though she’s now engaged to Pete, Ossie’s outdated views and dismissive attitude force her to confront what truly matters. The story unfolds with quiet emotional weight, exploring how love and identity shift over time.
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