Valentine #12 May 1973
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Who'd Be a Model!", Janie, new to the city after moving from a small town, finds herself adrift among her flashy new friends. When she stumbles upon a boy fishing in the sun, their quiet moment together sparks something real—though neither quite knows how to navigate it. Art by Luis Roca brings the story’s gentle, observational charm to life, capturing the quiet tension between connection and isolation.
Janie, new to the city and unsure of her place among her flashy new friends, finds a quiet moment with a boy fishing by the river—only to see him drawn into her circle, where he too feels out of place. As their shared solitude becomes a fragile connection, the line between friendship and something more begins to blur.
In "Wings of Hate!", Nicola Marsh finds herself lost on her way to a pop festival, where she unexpectedly meets Jeff Suzman, a performer also wandering off course. The two take shelter in an old house near the festival grounds, only to encounter an old man whose deep-seated hatred of modern youth drives him to unleash trained birds that respond to music as a signal to attack.
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