Valentine #12 December 1959
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "You're Driving Me Crazy," a 1959 Valentine comic from IPC, Celia’s quiet life takes a turn when her aunt encourages her to step out of her comfort zone. After meeting a man whose car has run out of petrol, she finds herself swept into a romance that leads her to spend her savings on new clothes and a shared flat—only to be left heartbroken when he suddenly cancels their wedding. With gentle guidance from her aunt, she begins to rebuild, using her new style and space to forge fresh connections. The story, illustrated with expressive detail by Roberto González Casarrubio, captures a quiet moment of emotional growth in a world where love and independence are still learning to coexist.
Diana’s first solo ride on her new scooter ends in a collision with a cop—only to have him show up at her door that evening, announcing he’s going to teach her how to drive. With Jack Tabbit’s steady hand and a growing tension in the air, their lessons quickly turn into something far more complicated than traffic rules.
Pixie Gaines thought her luck had run out when her date stood her up, but her friend Jack was determined to lift her spirits. As Jack launches a whirlwind effort to find her a new boyfriend, Pixie starts to see him in a new light—until she realizes her heart has been leading her somewhere all along.
Biddy Rooney watches Jezebel and Chaz together, happy but unsure if Flip orchestrated it all just to be with Lulu. Engaged to Tommy, she should be content, but something feels off—especially when Dixie Dexter, Pete’s wife, gently questions whether Biddy is truly in love with Tommy at all.
In "Forgotten Dreams," Fay finds herself caught between memories of Peter Trent and the quiet attentions of an archaeologist, until a mysterious bracelet uncovers a forgotten legend. As Lewis shares the tale of Maiden's Rest, Fay begins to understand what she truly holds dear.
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