Romeo #85
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Just You - Just Me," Kitty’s latest adventure takes a dangerous turn after her purchase of a mysterious scarab ring in Cairo. With Tim, her pilot, having rescued her from a kidnapping, she’s unsure whether to trust him—especially after recalling a night club incident that left her uneasy. As their flight nears its next stop, a sudden last-minute booking by a man named Dr. Nikla, who seems to know about the ring, raises fresh alarms. Art by Luis Bermejo brings the tension to life in this 1959 D.C. Thomson classic.
In "The Scarab Ring," Kitty’s latest adventure takes a dangerous turn after her purchase of an ancient ring in Cairo. With Tim, her pilot, having rescued her from a kidnapping, she’s still uneasy—especially when memories of a night club scene with another woman come to mind. Just as she hopes to be safe at their next stop, a mysterious man named Dr. Nikla arrives, booking a last-minute flight after confirming she’s carrying the ring.
In the quiet coastal village of Orensa, a centuries-old legend whispers that washing one’s face in the fiord at dawn on midsummer morning will reveal one’s true love. When Jo follows the tradition, she’s certain she’ll see Tommy Steele—already out fishing at first light, as the old tales suggest. But the morning holds more than just the promise of a glance.
In "Saturday Date!" from Romeo #85 (1959), Margy fakes enthusiasm for biking just to spend time with Don—only to call it quits after ten miles and head home. Later, she spots him dancing with another girl, the same one he’d claimed wasn’t worth his time compared to their shared ride.
In "Millie the Model," the playful tension between Millie and Clicker takes a turn when both decide to test the other’s loyalty—she’s determined to prove he can’t take her for granted, and he’s equally set on showing she’s not always in control. Written with charm and wit, this 2.25-page romance from Romeo #85 captures a classic moment of mutual misunderstanding with a smile.
In "Untamed!", Thurza finds herself drawn to the warmth of a neighboring farm while her husband is away, where she’s unexpectedly reunited with Roger and his mother. As the evening unfolds, a sudden urge leads her to dance, and when Roger approaches, she flees—only to be caught in a moment that lingers long after he leaves. With no clear answers, Thurza searches for a trace of him, but a tense confrontation with Mrs. Dempster soon follows.
In "You Can't Steal Love," Jo, a devoted private secretary at Meadowvale Private School, finds himself caught between duty and desire when he develops feelings for a teacher. When a jealous student begins to sabotage his reputation, Jo must navigate the delicate balance of loyalty and love—without knowing if his heart’s truest wish can survive the storm.
In a twist of fate and daring, Rose steps into the saddle, disguising herself as a jockey to save Antonio’s wives—and her own freedom—when the Sultan’s rigged race threatens everything. With the stakes higher than ever, one wrong move could cost her everything.
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