Romeo #24 June 1967
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Good Time Girl," Val’s growing guilt over her relationship with Barry clashes with Keith’s heartfelt proposal after passing his training exam, leaving her torn and unable to give him the answer he’s been waiting for. A quiet, emotionally charged moment in a 1967 D.C. Thomson comic, this issue captures a tender crossroads in young love, all rendered in crisp typeset lettering.
In "Good Time Girl," Sally ends things with Tom after realizing his feelings for her flat-mate, Dulcie, are more than just friendship. Meanwhile, Dulcie is quietly preparing for her role as a good-time girl in her drama club, unaware of the storm her performance might stir.
In "Love Is a Complicated Thing," Val finds herself caught between past promises and new feelings as Keith—devoted and determined—finally earns his chance to ask her to marry him, only to be met with silence born of guilt. The quiet tension between them unfolds in just a few pages, where a simple moment carries the weight of choices left unmade.
In "Juliette and Supermale," Juliette, ever the shrewd matchmaker for her Supermale cosmetics campaign, sets her sights on a country boy who’s literally super and all male—only to discover he’s completely under his mother’s thumb. The story unfolds with wry charm as Juliette navigates the boy’s overbearing mom, testing just how far her influence can stretch.
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