Valentine #19 March 1966
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Someone to Care," José González's expressive art brings to life the quiet solitude of Gay, a young woman whose world shrinks after the deaths of her mother and father. Left alone in the house that once echoed with life, she finds unexpected connection when her father’s solicitor gently encourages her to step beyond her isolation. With quiet warmth and a touch of melancholy, the story follows her tentative steps into the outside world, where a fragile new friendship begins to unfold.
Gay Hartley has lived quietly in her family home since her mother’s passing, finding comfort in solitude after her father’s death. When her father’s solicitor urges her to embrace life beyond the house, a chance encounter outside a shop leads her to Paul, a man who gently draws her into the world beyond her walls.
In "The Kids Are Alright," a young woman named Hazel finds herself drawn into an unsettling encounter with an old man in tattered clothes as she walks through the city. Though she tries to ignore him, her attempts to be left alone only draw more attention from passersby, putting her in an increasingly tense situation. With the presence of Ben Abbott, Tony Chesney, and Ethel lingering in the background, the quiet moment spirals into something neither she nor the others expected.
Julia Jackson, once an overlooked model, finds herself thrust into the spotlight through a candy company's publicity stunt with John—only to discover that the romance they're selling is anything but real. As the nation watches their staged engagement unfold, Julia’s feelings shift unexpectedly, and she begins to see Horace in a new light, setting off a quiet but undeniable tension between the three.
Hermione Perkins sets out to find her fiancé, only to discover he’s been worshipped as a god in the jungle, demanding all outsiders leave after a feast. With time running short, Candy O’Keefe devises a bold plan to transform the unassuming secretary into a striking figure—leaving even Brad stunned by the change.
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Reprinted in A Very British Affair: The Best of Classic Romance Comics #[nn] (2023)
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