Valentine #16 July 1960
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Travellin' Light," Laura escapes the monotony of village life with a bold decision: she swaps a predictable trip to Brightmouth for a spontaneous ride in a stranger’s hot air balloon. With her boyfriend left behind, she finds herself soaring above the English countryside—only to wake up the next morning in France, miles from where they began. Antonio Romero’s expressive art brings the adventure to life, capturing both the quiet longing of the village and the wide-eyed wonder of a journey that never was meant to happen.
Pat finds herself the reluctant caretaker of her grandmother and George as they hitch a ride with a weary moving van driver, navigating the unpredictable journey ahead. With Bill and Jerry along for the ride, the road trip promises more than just a change of address—it’s a chance for unexpected connections to form, even as the destination remains uncertain.
Sally’s world shifts when her neighbor’s teasing nickname sparks a transformation, guided by Aunt Sonia’s careful hand. With a glamorous ball on the horizon and a date named Steve Garrott, she steps into a dream—only to find herself adrift at a party where the glitter feels cold and the laughter doesn’t belong to her.
In a quiet moment of self-discovery, Margie grapples with her place in a world that expects her to choose between being one of the boys or a proper sweetheart. With Ted and Vince watching, she wonders if she can be both—chum and sweetheart—without losing herself.
Jack Parker’s songwriting hits the charts with a hit for Sally Matherson, launching her into fame and film offers. But when she tries her hand at acting without Jack’s music, her first solo recording flops—and she begins to question whether she’s truly talented or just riding his coattails. Paul Scott watches from the sidelines, while Mr. Sanken keeps a close eye on the rising star’s career.
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