Valentine #12 January 1963
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Because of Love," a quiet, isolated life takes a poignant turn when a mysterious traveler named Hugh arrives at Mary’s remote home, drawn by the quiet rhythm of her mother’s memories. Over four years, his seasonal visits become a quiet ritual, each autumn bringing a fleeting connection that deepens with every return—until, as winter looms on the fifth year, a letter arrives with a confession that changes everything. Penciled and inked with delicate precision by Domingo Álvarez, this heartfelt story unfolds with quiet intensity, while Manfred Sommer’s haunting cover captures the bittersweet stillness of a moment suspended in time.
In "Because of Love," Sandra Keldon finds herself drawn to her new boss, Mark Liddell, despite warnings that past secretaries couldn’t focus due to his charm. Though she too is captivated, she discovers she can stay composed—just as long as she avoids looking at him. When he offers her a promotion, she carefully declines, only to learn he’s engaged to be married next month.
When pop icon Dave Jones crashes through the garden of Kathy’s family home, the situation takes a dramatic turn—his injuries are serious, and the doctors bring the hospital to their sitting room. With the entire household now under medical watch, Kathy finds herself drawn into a quiet, unexpected moment of connection amid the chaos.
In a quiet house nestled beyond the hill, Mary Bennett watches the seasons turn, waiting for the man who comes each autumn—Hugh, a wanderer with a past he never shares. When a letter arrives in winter saying he won’t return, her heart stirs with questions about the life he leads and the love he’s choosing to leave behind.
Valerie Seldon is caught between two men—Sid, the new love she’s chosen, and Bill, the one she left behind. When she discovers Sid’s not quite the one-and-only, she’s left wondering if her heart belongs with him or with the man she once walked away from.
Sue Lister, torn between two men—Peter and Bill Nixon—turns to a romance guide for answers, only to accidentally knock a stranger unconscious with it in the park. The man, Gerry, isn’t the one she expected, but he’s not ready to let her walk away—especially when she says she no longer needs the book.
Lynn is intrigued when the new boy from the flat above tells her he plays trumpet in a dance band. She agrees to join him for practice, drawn in by his charm—until her father reveals a surprising truth about his real job.
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Reprinted in Damita #319 (1965)
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