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Valentine#16 March 1968

Valentine #16 March 1968

Mar 1968 · IPC · 7d [0-0-7 GBP]
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In "That Man," Judy takes a stand for Mr. Tiffin when the new supermarket manager pushes to buy him out, setting her against the tide of seemingly eager townsfolk. Laurence Houghton’s expressive art brings quiet tension to the moment, capturing the weight of one person’s courage in a world that sees only profit.

Contains 4 stories
That Man
4 pp · Romance
Pete MannersJulie Blaine

Pete Manners is convinced Julie Blaine is seeing another man—until he confronts the rival in a shop window, only to realize the object of his jealousy is just a mannequin. The moment stirs something deeper than suspicion, blurring lines between real connection and imagined rivalry.

Close Another Door
3 pp · Romance
JudyMark FraserMr. TiffinBill Tiffin

Judy takes a stand when the new supermarket manager pressures Mr. Tiffin to sell his store, rallying against the takeover despite the growing support for the deal. With Mark Fraser watching closely and Bill Tiffin caught between loyalty and survival, tensions rise in the quiet neighborhood where every decision feels like a personal loss.

Away Away
2 pp · Romance
PamJerryFrank Jackson
I Wanna Be with You
3 pp · Romance
Philippe DuprezHelen

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artist, inker Laurence Houghton

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