Twin Hearts #167
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sing to Me, Baby!", Carole welcomes her cousin Jean to the city for a visit, unaware that Jean’s quiet arrival might stir something unexpected. When Jean gets lost and is helped by a kind policeman, she begins to notice more than just the city’s streets—she starts to feel something she hasn’t in a long time. With Gene Colan’s expressive art bringing the moment to life, this issue captures a quiet, tender shift in a familiar friendship. The cover by Art Saaf and Vince Colletta adds a touch of nostalgic charm to a 20-cent story from 1972.
In "Sing to Me, Baby!" from Twin Hearts #167, Monica, a passionate singer, and Alan, a thoughtful songwriter, find connection through their music—until the very success they’ve built together begins to pull them apart. Their romance, once fueled by shared dreams and creative harmony, faces new challenges as fame reshapes who they are and what they want.
When Carole Porter invites her cousin Jean to the city for a visit, she’s eager to reconnect—but Jean is wary, remembering Carole’s reputation for stealing boyfriends. Though Jean isn’t seeing anyone, her day takes a turn when a kind policeman helps her find her way to Carole’s apartment, sparking an unexpected connection that complicates everything.
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↩ Reprints Young Romance #166 (1970), Falling in Love #127 (1971), Heart Throbs #136 (1971), Heart Throbs #137 (1972)
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