Romeo #6 April 1974
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Just a Smile Away From Loving You," a simple ride on a motorcycle takes a sudden turn when Susie is thrown off after a near-miss with a dog, landing her in the hospital with a broken leg. What starts as a lonely stretch of recovery turns unexpectedly lively as the boy she was meant to date—and the very same boy who caused her fall—both show up at her bedside, each hoping to win her time and attention. A quiet moment of vulnerability becomes a surprising test of connection, all set against the quiet backdrop of a 1974 British comic.
In "All Dressed Up for Love," Jo finds herself torn between joy and guilt when her mother gifts her the blue dress she’d longed to wear to the dance with Alec—only to wonder if the gift came at a cost her mother might not be able to bear.
In "The Adventures of Julie Seven," Julie rushes back to France upon hearing Jason has been arrested for murder, only to learn he’s already been cleared and released. Heartbroken and believing she’s too late, she returns home—only to spot Jason hitchhiking on the road, realizing he’d come to find her all along.
In "I Never Want to Be Free Again," Jo finds herself stranded and injured after a motorcycle accident leaves her hospitalized with a broken leg. What starts as a lonely, tedious recovery takes an unexpected turn when the boy she was supposed to date—and the one she accidentally hit—both show up at her bedside, each eager to make amends and keep her company.
In the quiet aftermath of an Incan exhibition, Adam is haunted by a voice that demands a sacrifice—Trish’s life. Though the priestess’s whispers pull at him, his love for her proves stronger than the ancient call. When he returns to town, news of the exhibition’s destruction brings silence, and the weight of the voice lifts.
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