Romeo #10 June 1967
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Funny Familiar Forgotten Feeling...", Joe reunites with Cherry years after their paths diverged—once a holiday romance, now a chance encounter in a theatre where old memories stir. Written and illustrated by Norman Lee, this poignant slice of life captures a moment of quiet revelation, where a simple request for a doctor sparks a flood of forgotten feelings. The cover by Norman Lee perfectly frames the story’s bittersweet tone.
In "Funny Familiar Forgotten Feeling...", Joe, now a doctor, is reminded of a long-ago moment at Tradour Bay when a chance request for medical help in a theatre triggers a flood of memories—of Cherry, her laughter, and a promise she made on a day that meant everything, even if he didn’t believe her at the time. Years have passed, lives have changed, but one moment, one joke, still echoes through time.
In "Dial 'L' for Love," Bill and Rene, a couple who’ve been going steady for a year, face distance when Bill’s job sends him up north. With only Luigi’s café phone to bridge the gap, their calls grow fewer—until one day, they stop altogether.
In "Skinny Liz," Jo finds herself caught in a whirlwind when Barry, desperate for a scandal to boost his fame, kidnaps her and plans to spirit her away to his yacht—until Mike, the man she’s engaged to, agrees to a public wedding. But when the car speeds down the road, Liz makes a daring move that changes everything.
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