Valentine #14 December 1968
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Passing By," Enric Badía Romero’s evocative art brings a quiet tension to a moment that could change everything: Judy watches as Dell prepares to remove his bandages, her panic rising as she recalls something she can’t quite grasp. A week later, faced with the mirror she’s brought to help him see, her reaction is immediate—and devastating. The emotional weight of the moment is drawn with precision, leaving the reader caught between memory and revelation.
In "Passing By," Ann finds herself caught between loyalty and the quiet tension of jealousy when her boyfriend Tommy Bliss, the Tenley Tigers’ goalie, grows uneasy after a fellow fan, Robert Dale, offers to drive her to an away game. The ride becomes more than just a favor—something shifts in the space between them, and Ann must navigate the unspoken currents of feeling and friendship.
Ginger Jones crashes her motorcycle trying to avoid a dog, sending ice cream flying and sparking a chaotic food fight with her crew. When the police arrive, Peter Flynn steps in to help, leading to Ginger’s arrest — but their unexpected connection sparks something neither of them saw coming.
In a quiet moment charged with tension, Dr. Judy Appleby watches in horror as Dr. Dell Ryan begins to remove the bandages from his face, fearing the worst if the stitches tear. The sight triggers a flood of memories she can’t quite grasp—until a week later, when she’s asked to bring a mirror to witness the moment the bandages come off. The instant she sees Dr. Dell’s face, the mirror slips from her hands.
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Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #1250 (1975)
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