Teen Confessions #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Two Tickets to Love," Julie juggles her summer job selling tickets at the amusement park’s "Tunnel of Love" ride while quietly saving for college—something she keeps hidden from friends who don’t face the same financial pressures. With art by Joe Sinnott and inks by Vince Colletta, this heartfelt 1963 tale captures the quiet anxieties and quiet hopes of young adulthood, all rendered in the warm, expressive style of its era. The cover, inks by Vince Colletta, perfectly frames the story’s bittersweet charm.
Julie, working the ticket booth at an amusement park, juggles her shift selling rides to the "Tunnel of Love" while secretly saving every penny for college. Her friend Wilma notices her quiet determination, but Julie keeps her financial worries close, afraid her friends—like Bill Evers, who seems to have it all—wouldn’t understand.
Janet Burke’s latest lie—claiming she’s dating a guy named Bill—starts to unravel when her classmates refuse to believe her. Desperate to keep up the charade, she convinces Carl Ross to step in and play the part, setting off a chain of awkward confessions and tangled feelings.
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