True Secrets #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Infatuation!", Rina, a gifted artist torn between her passion and the possibility of love, finds herself drawn to a man whose insight into her work feels almost uncanny. When his admiration leads to a proposal, she retreats—afraid that emotion might cloud her art. A critic’s review later challenges her belief, suggesting that true growth might come not from isolation, but from connection. Jay Scott Pike handles both pencils and inks for the interior art, while Vince Colletta provides the cover.
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Rina tries to combine her life as an artist with the normal romances that any girl has, but never allows any relationship to get serious for fear of interfering with her painting. Then at an exhibition of her paintings, she overhears a man commenting on her paintings. He seems to have a deeper understanding of her than any man she had ever met, but when he proposes she leaves him. Then she reads a critic's review of her work that makes her realize that love can only help her mature as a person.
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