Valentine #13 February 1971
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Leave a Message," the shy Clem surprises everyone—especially himself—by sending a Valentine to Pam, the girl no one ever asks out. When Frank, who’s quietly smitten with Pam, thinks the card came from him, jealousy flares—until a quiet misunderstanding brings the two hesitant hearts together. With Enrique Montserrat’s expressive art capturing every nervous glance and quiet hope, this 1971 Valentine issue finds warmth in small gestures and the quiet courage it takes to be seen.
Jan’s perfect week with Tony—rekindled through a chance phone call—takes a turn when mysterious calls from another girl warn her to stay away. As doubts creep in and the truth begins to surface, Jan faces a quiet moment of decision, her fingers hovering over the answering machine, ready to leave a message that says more than words.
In a quiet moment of Valentine’s Day nerves and second chances, Clem Curtis—known for his tough reputation—surprises everyone by sending a card to Pam, the girl no one ever notices. Frank Bartlett, secretly smitten but too shy to act, feels betrayed—until he realizes the card might be a chance to finally reach out. As misunderstandings bloom into unexpected connections, Sandra watches it all unfold, and finds herself rethinking the boy she thought she knew.
Sandra, still nursing a heartbreak from her split with Terry, tries to drown out romance at a party—only to clash with Martin, a guy equally done with love after his own breakup. Their mutual disdain turns to surprise when the night sky seems to spell out "LOVE" above them, forcing them to reconsider whether they’ve truly escaped fate.
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