Valentine #14 January 1961
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It's a Sin to Tell a Lie," a heartfelt tale from Valentine #14 (January 1961), Sheila finds herself caught in a web of well-intentioned deception when a struggling reporter, Keith, asks her to help him find a human interest story. With a little help from her imagination, she spins a tale of lost love and childhood romance—only to face the consequences when hundreds of men show up, drawn by the paper’s search for her long-lost David. Carlos Prunés delivers the story and cover in a striking, expressive style, capturing the quiet tension and emotional turns of a moment that blurs truth and fiction.
In a heartfelt 1961 romance from *Valentine* #14, Sheila finds herself caught in a web of truth and fiction when a reporter named Keith Castle, desperate to save his job, convinces her to help him craft a human interest story. She spins a tale of lost love with a boy named David Jones, but as the story gains attention and two hundred men show up at the paper, the truth begins to unravel. Keith, ever the storyteller, sees a new angle—one that might just rewrite the ending.
In the tense aftermath of a revolution on the Caribbean island of Muba, Joy finds herself imprisoned in a hotel room, where she's unexpectedly joined by Delores de Gamba, the daughter of the ousted president. With Delores pleading for help—her father's life hanging in the balance if she doesn’t marry General Gaspacho—Joy must decide whether to risk everything to aid her, setting off a desperate plan to escape.
In the hushed glow of the Terminus Hotel, a storm of emotions unfolds as a stranded airliner drifts above the fog-choked Atlantic. Miss Carron watches the sky, haunted by a farewell she never meant to make, while Alison wrestles with a choice that could change everything—accepting Grant Steele’s offer to leave with him to Bermuda. Down below, Mr. Cobb arrives in urgent search of his daughter, unaware she’s already in the air, caught in the same storm that’s pulling their lives apart.
Vicky Cross is determined to marry John, but her parents won’t approve—too young, they say. With headlines warning of atomic attacks, Vicky wonders if they should seize their happiness before it’s too late.
In a quiet moment of desperation, a young woman stands by the side of a wounded horse named Betsy, convinced she’s fighting the world alone. When Mr. Perkins and P.C. Rogers arrive, her fears seem confirmed—until the truth about the town’s quiet support begins to unfold.
Midget Harkness is determined to make her father, the American ambassador, regret his absence, so she takes a job dancing at the Club Arturo—unaware that Barry Giles is watching, ready to turn her rebellion into a scheme. With Luis and Larry Harkness caught in the middle, and Hank Brewster lurking at the edges, the line between truth and deception starts to blur.
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Reprinted in Damita #250 (1963), Love Story Picture Library #540 (1965)
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