Romeo #6 October 1962
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Bridge," young Sally—raised in an orphanage and working at a shop—finds herself drawn to a golden frock she’s never dared touch. When she tries it on, caught in the moment, she’s fired, but a mysterious man who saw her in the dress offers a quiet kindness that leaves her wondering if fate might have more in store. A poignant moment of hope and uncertainty, told with quiet grace in this 1962 D.C. Thomson gem.
In a tense, rain-slicked moment, a nurse tends to a wounded soldier in a shattered ambulance, the air thick with danger as an explosion rocks the vehicle and enemy forces close in, their intentions clear. With no time to spare, the fragile calm of the moment shatters into chaos.
In a quiet moment between duty and desire, Sally—raised in an orphanage and working at a shop—dares to try on a golden frock, only to be caught and dismissed. A fleeting encounter with a man who saw her in the dress leads to a shared cup of tea, leaving her wondering if their brief connection might mean more than chance.
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Reprinted in Ciné*Flash #25 (1968), As de Cœur #32 (1969), Copacabana #27
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