Valentine #15 June 1968
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Blue Prelude" in Valentine #15 (June 1968) delivers a tense, quiet moment of suspense as Pat, returning to the salon to turn off the lights, is approached by a bearded stranger offering money to dye his hair and shave. With the faint scent of danger in the air, her instincts spike when she discovers a gun in his jacket—just as her boyfriend, the reporter, had described the bank robber. Art by Julio Vivas brings the scene to life with sharp, expressive detail, capturing the stillness before the storm.
In "Blue Prelude," Pat, a young woman working late at a salon, is startled when a bearded stranger offers her money to dye his hair and shave. As she hesitates, she discovers a gun in his jacket—just as her boyfriend, Johnny, had described the bank robber she’s been hearing about on the news. The moment hangs in tension, the quiet hum of the salon now charged with danger.
Erica is torn between her growing love for Roy and his hesitation to make their engagement public, fearing he’s not yet ready to give her the life she deserves. When Roy insists on waiting, Erica takes a risky step—going out with Pete Marlow—to stir the feelings she thinks Roy should already have. But as emotions run high, the question isn’t just about love, but about what each man truly wants from the future.
Ben Trevor’s report of the Cleve pearls’ theft leads Inspector West to a startling revelation: the security chief at Trumby’s, who’s been operating under a false identity, has a criminal past—including a prison record for fraud. With tensions rising and the thief still at large, the investigation takes a sharp turn as the web of deception begins to unravel.
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Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #1183 (1974), Love Story Picture Library #1615 (1979)
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