Romeo #1 May 1965
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "First Date," Sherry’s desperate bid to impress at a charity event takes a chaotic turn when she trades her matinee tickets for borrowed clothes—only to ruin them with nail polish. Rushing to the cleaners, she accidentally falls down the laundry chute, spraining her ankle and missing the event. But when the boy who works there shows up with a kind gesture, Sherry finds herself on a different kind of date. Guido Buzzelli’s expressive artwork brings the humor and heart of this charming, mishap-filled story to life, with his distinctive inks adding depth to every panel.
In "First Date," Sue and Roy, classmates at tech college, share a quiet moment that sparks something tentative. When Roy finally asks her out, his silence leaves Sue wondering if he’s truly interested—or just unsure how to be.
In a quiet corner of Louisiana, Hector reconnects with an old friend among the daring "Flying Devils" stunt pilots. While Hank and Vanda work side by side on the planes and in the air, a quiet tension brews when Hank begins to notice Juliette—leaving Vanda caught between loyalty and longing.
In a quiet corner of a 1965 diner, a kind-hearted waitress named Sally watches over a struggling writer, Bob, who comes in every day for beans on toast. When he finally splurges on roast chicken and chips—after pawning something precious—she’s surprised by his sudden invitation to the movies, and quietly offers to help him retrieve what he lost.
In "Almost Too Late," Jo faces a quiet crisis when she’s once again late for a train, knowing that standing up Garry again might end things between them. Just as before, a kind stranger offers her company while she waits, and time slips away—until a friend rushes in to pull her back from missing her ride.
In "null," Jo finds herself in a whirlwind of mishaps when she trades her Saturday matinee tickets for a chance to wear Karen and Bett’s new clothes to a charity event. After a nail polish disaster sends the outfit to the cleaners, she nearly retrieves her tickets—only to tumble down the laundry chute and sprain her ankle. Left unable to attend the event, she unexpectedly finds herself on a date with the boy who works at the cleaners.
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