Romeo #10 April 1971

Apr 1971 · D.C. Thomson · 0.03 GBP

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“A Phone Box Built for Two”

In "A Phone Box Built for Two," Sandie’s clever attempt to win attention from the new assistant backfires when her disguise as a Chinese performer leads to an unexpected revelation. Guido Buzzelli’s expressive art brings the quiet tension of the moment to life, capturing the subtle shifts in mood as secrets begin to surface. The cover by Tony Hudson perfectly frames the story’s playful yet poignant tone.

artist, inker Guido Buzzelli · cover Tony Hudson

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artist, inker Guido Buzzelli

cover pencils, inks Tony Hudson

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Sandie dresses in Chinese garb to attract the attention of the new assistant, who her boss says is very attractive. But in her efforts to divert Kookie from being competition, he eventually learns that Jackie is a 'she', not a 'he'.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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