Valentine #19 September 1964
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Second to None" in Valentine #19 (September 1964) delivers a sweet, bittersweet twist on young love, as Douglas believes he's lost Fiona to George—only for her true feelings to surface in a moment of quiet honesty. Rab Hamilton’s expressive art captures the emotional beats of the story, from longing glances to the sudden flurry of action when the girls race to stop George with a tractor. The issue also introduces a trio of young men arriving to spend three days with Mary and Wendy, setting up a lively, uncertain future. Cover by Rab Hamilton.
Jean struggles with feeling overshadowed by her older sister Dolly, especially as Dolly's wedding draws near. When Maud offers Jean a chance to move in with her, Jean is tempted—but her boyfriend isn’t convinced it’s the right move.
Vera’s heart is set on Gerry, but his attention is elsewhere—until a camping trip with her brother offers her a chance to get closer. When a shadowy figure in the night sends her fleeing from her tent, she’s certain it’s a monster, but the truth is far less dramatic—and maybe just as surprising.
Douglas thinks he’s lost Fiona for good, unaware she’s turned down George’s proposal—only to confess she’s loved him all along. Meanwhile, Mary and Wendy find themselves unexpectedly surrounded by three young men, and the girls race to intercept George before he leaves on the train.
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Reprinted in True Life Library #761 (1970), Love Story Picture Library #841 (1970), Love Story Picture Library #844 (1970)
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