Romeo #203
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Girl Who Could Make Love Potions," Ann teams up with the murdered girl’s little brother, Tommy, in a desperate bid to clear Jimmy’s name. When Tommy leads them to Mother Goose—only to reveal the figure is a man in disguise, recognized from their local café—the truth begins to unravel. Len Batchelor’s expressive artwork brings the mystery to life, capturing the tension and quiet dread of a small-town secret.
In a quiet corner of the city, Jo finds herself caught in a web of whispers after a mysterious recipe from an old book leads her neighbor to spread a rumor about her cooking. When a simple dish meant to impress her boss takes an unexpected turn, the truth begins to blur with gossip, and Jo’s quiet life starts to stir with attention she never asked for.
In "From This Day Forward," Elsie faces the quiet dread of returning home after a London dream fell short, only to find her life shifting in unexpected ways when a man arrives, eager to take over her flat—and her heart. With the warmth of a chance encounter and the promise of something new, she begins to wonder if staying might be the right choice after all.
In "The Impersonator," Jo and her brother Tommy follow a trail of clues that lead them to the mysterious Mother Goose, a figure whose identity proves far less fantastical than it seems. When Tommy reveals the truth behind the disguise, the revelation sets off a tense chase that brings the real culprit to light.
In a quiet corner of London, Lee runs a judo school, her days marked by discipline and solitude—until a series of chance meetings with a young policeman begin to shift the rhythm of her life. With Antonio Romero’s expressive pencils and inks capturing every subtle glance and fleeting moment, this tender romance unfolds in just a few pages, full of quiet tension and the promise of something new.
In this playful 1961 tale from *Romeo* #203, Annie’s impersonation of an oil heiress takes a dip when she and her friends sneak into the pool at a fancy Paris hotel. While Lou charms the striking swimming instructor, Annie stumbles into a man trying to dodge the real heiress—setting up a lighthearted mix-up with just the right amount of mistaken identity.
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