Valentine #1 July 1967
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Free Me" in Valentine #1 (July 1967) delivers a quiet, tense moment as Susie steps onto her flat’s balcony, drawn by a stranger who asks her to dance. Ernest Ratcliff’s distinctive art captures her shifting emotions—from fleeting joy to dawning unease—as she realizes this man doesn’t belong, and the night takes a turn she didn’t expect. A striking, moody cover by Ratcliff sets the tone for a story that lingers in the space between invitation and intrusion.
In "A Certain Misunderstanding," Susie finds herself drawn to a mysterious stranger on the balcony, her initial delight turning to quiet alarm as she realizes he doesn’t know Pete Gilby or the others in her circle. With a mix of curiosity and caution, she navigates the moment, unsure whether he’s a welcome surprise or an unexpected intruder.
Lysytra, a visitor from another planet, arrives on Earth with a single mission: to understand the mysterious emotion called love, a concept she’s only heard about through intercepted broadcasts. As she observes the lives of Earth’s people, she finds herself drawn to the quiet intensity of Johnnie and Miki, whose bond feels both fragile and real. But what begins as a scientific curiosity soon blurs into something far more personal—especially when she encounters the quiet devotion of Gus and the guarded warmth of Mandara.
In "Doctor, Doctor," Nurse Judy Appleby balances her duties at the clinic with quiet moments listening to the sea stories of Captain Ely, her reclusive neighbor, whose past echoes through the walls of his home. As she tends to her patients, including the withdrawn Lisa Melton, Judy finds herself drawn into a world beyond her uniform—where duty and compassion meet in unexpected places.
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Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #1131 (1974)
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