Romeo #17 June 1967
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Juliette Seeks Supermale Everywhere!", Pete’s world shifts when Jane announces her engagement to his best friend, leaving him reeling. Though he’s tempted to skip the toast, Anne’s quiet wisdom nudges him toward a moment of unexpected grace. Art by Romero, with inks by Romero, captures the emotional weight of a story where heartbreak and hard-earned perspective collide.
Pete’s world shifts when Jane, the woman he’s long taken for granted, announces her engagement to his best friend. Heartbroken and resentful, he’s determined to skip the toast—until Anne’s quiet wisdom gives him pause.
In "Skinny Liz," Liz finds herself on Barry's yacht amid rising headlines of an impending elopement, but when Mike arrives by swimming through the waves, his determined declaration—“I’ve got you now and I’m not letting you go”—sets a quiet, charged moment in motion. The story unfolds with a simple, urgent pull of emotion, grounded in a single, tense scene where love and loyalty collide on the water.
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