Valentine #11 December 1965
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It's My Life," Angela takes a chance on a night out with a wealthy stranger named Harry, trading the familiar for a whirlwind of fine dining, the theatre, and a cabaret under the city lights—each moment a shimmering escape. As dawn breaks and Harry shares a simple hot dog at a late-night coffee bar, Angela finds herself caught between dreams and the quiet comfort of Ken, who waits outside, unsure of what he’s missing. Carlos Prunés’ expressive art brings the story’s bittersweet mood to life, capturing every glance and fleeting moment with quiet precision.
Gay Turner feels overlooked at every social event—until she answers an ad for Confidence Unlimited. After three weeks of training from Jack Miles, she’s ready for a night out, stepping into a glamorous party hosted by Lord Dunhoe, unaware she’s not on the guest list.
In a world turned upside down by a revolution that’s placed women in power, Brad and Mitch find themselves prisoners under the watch of Cleo and Candy. When Cleo catches a glimpse of Lieutenant Lopez admiring a dress in her room, she sees a chance to turn the tide — and a daring plan begins to take shape.
Paula finds herself at a crossroads when her photographer boyfriend Mark is away on assignment, and her old schoolmate Eddy Munden reenters her life. As both men express their feelings, Paula must navigate the delicate balance of past connections and present emotions, unsure which path to follow.
In "Goodnight," Angela finds herself swept into a glamorous evening with Harry, a wealthy stranger she meets at a party, as they share a night of fine dining, theatre, and cabaret. As dawn breaks and Harry buys a hot dog at a late-night coffee bar, Angela reflects on the dreamlike quality of the night—yet her heart remains with Ken, who waited outside, loyal and patient.
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Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #1009 (1972), Love Story Picture Library #1012 (1972)
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