Valentine #18 November 1961
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I'm Telling You," a quiet office worker named Jim finds himself unexpectedly in the spotlight after stopping an armed robbery, only to be overlooked by May, the woman he admires, who now seems distant. When Jim falls ill with a cold the next day, a heartfelt moment unfolds between him and Jill, who visits to offer comfort. Juan Solé Puyal’s expressive art brings emotional weight to this tender, character-driven story from November 1961, a 6d comic that captures a fleeting moment of vulnerability and connection.
Jill and Greg, locked in a tense rivalry with Nigel and Pru, must stay in the competition to keep the other couple from winning—but their shared goal doesn’t make navigating their own friction any easier.
Jim Stanton, the office fitness fanatic, finds his dedication to health put to the test when he stops an armed robbery—only to become an unlikely hero and lose May’s attention in the process. When she suddenly ignores him, Jim is left wondering what changed, until a surprise moment at the lake leaves him chilled and the next day fighting off a cold. The one person who might know the truth, Jill, shows up with a confession that could shift everything.
Beth and Frank Vincent, the golden couple of magazine spreads and billboards, find their carefully crafted romance crumbling when Beth catches Frank with Leonora. As their public image fractures, old tensions flare between Beth, Frank, Pete, and J. P. Marcus—each caught in a web of jealousy and unspoken feelings.
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