Romeo #2 March 1963
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "You, Me and the Smog," a thick London fog strands Jill on a rainy evening, leading her brother to arrange a ride on a scooter. When her mysterious rider, Joe, finally arrives, the moment grows warm and intimate—until the doorbell rings, shattering the quiet with a startling twist. Terry Patrick’s expressive art brings the claustrophobic mood to life, while Norman Lee’s cover captures the tension with a single, striking image.
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Jill's brother arranges for a friend to pick her up on his scooter and take her home due to the intense smog. Jill is grateful when she finally sees the scooter and invites Joe up for a cup of coffee to warm up when they arrive. They are kissing in her kitchen when the doorbell rings and her brother's friend tells her that the fog had delayed him and he was wondering if she got home alright. Realizing Joe had taken advantage of the situation, she brandishes a pan and gives him thirty seconds to get out.
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