Romeo #3 June 1967
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "How to Steal a Kiss," Tom finds himself caught in a bizarre scheme orchestrated by his dad and the Whitex washing powder company, turning the local supermarket into a stage for awkward romantic stunts. With a mix of mischief and misplaced marketing, Tom’s trying to navigate a world where every kiss might just be a sales pitch—drawn with playful precision by Romero on both pencils and inks.
In "How to Steal a Kiss," Tom finds himself caught in a scheme orchestrated by his dad and the Whitex washing powder campaign: every girl who buys the thousandth packet of Whitex gets a surprise kiss from Tom as he waits outside the supermarket. With the launderette’s future riding on the promotion, Tom’s awkward attempts to play along unfold in a quiet, wryly observed moment of teenage mischief.
In a quiet moment that stirs unexpected tension, Mike makes a bold choice—refusing to pose with Donna, insisting the photos must be with Liz, or not at all. The next day, the response is immediate: commissions pour in, all for Mike and Liz, as if the world has finally noticed what he already knew.
In "null," Jo finds herself overwhelmed by family expectations when her siblings take over her usual chores—so she turns the tide by launching a home laundry business, using her downtime to her advantage. With a mix of practicality and quiet charm, Jo navigates the chaos of family life while building something new, one load at a time.
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