Romeo #11 January 1964
In "Real Crazy Days Like...", Sherry takes a bold stand against men by vowing to live without them—only to find her resolve tested when she stumbles into a student orchestra rehearsal, all male, and finds herself drawn into their world. Guido Buzzelli’s expressive art brings her journey to life with quiet humor and subtle charm, capturing a moment of personal reckoning in a world where boundaries blur.
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Deciding that men have been holding her back, Sherry makes a New Year's resolution to give up men. She decides to take up music lessons, but can't find a instrument that is right for her. The instructor invites her to a rehearsal of his student orchestra, who happen to be all men. Afterwards, she has coffee and is escorted home by three of them.
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