Romeo #128
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Never a Honeymoon Like It!", Bill and Cherry’s chance encounter on a New York sidewalk leads to an unexpected twist when they’re chosen to win a dream wedding, a fully furnished home, and a lavish honeymoon—all thanks to a random drawing at a show. With art by Maria Pascual, this 1960 D.C. Thomson comic captures the charm and whimsy of a moment that could change everything, all on a 4D cover.
In a chance encounter on a bustling New York sidewalk, Bill and Cherry find themselves swept into an unexpected whirlwind when their winning number lands them a dream wedding, a fully furnished home, and a honeymoon—though neither quite knows what comes next.
In a quiet moment of longing, Sue finds herself sidelined by Terry’s endless studying, until her grandmother shares a surprising memory: the time she once pushed her grandfather into the river just to get his attention. The story lingers on quiet moments and small gestures, where love speaks not in grand declarations, but in the daring, unexpected pushes that break through silence.
In "Wedding Day," Liza finds herself catching the bouquet for the fourth time, and this time, the moment feels different—especially when she meets Jim at the wedding. As their brief connection unfolds, she begins to wonder if the man she’s been waiting for might not be who she thought.
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