Valentine #2 January 1971
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ring in Heartbreak," Gary and Tricia stroll home from a New Year's Eve party, their future together seemingly assured—until they meet a girl searching desperately for her missing boyfriend. As she shares the depth of her devotion and the sacrifices she and her partner have made, the couple confronts the quiet truth that their own relationship lacks that same profound connection. With emotional honesty and quiet resonance, the story captures a moment of clarity, leaving both characters changed. Cover by Josep Clapera, art by Josep Clapera.
Vicky Langley stares at the letter meant for her father, her heart sinking—another move, another goodbye. This time, it means leaving Hal behind, the boy she’s grown to care for, as her father’s oil company relocates him once more.
Gary and Tricia, walking home from a New Year's Eve party, are certain their future is set—until they meet Jerry, a girl searching desperately for her boyfriend. As she shares the depth of her devotion and the sacrifices she’s made for love, Gary and Tricia are struck by the quiet truth in her words. In that moment, they realize their own relationship might not be the real thing after all.
Milly Brown is determined to stand up for her friend Miss Abbott when the school’s long-time administrator faces being replaced by a machine. Armed with a tray of tea and a heart full of defiance, she marches toward the board meeting—only to find Mike has taken the cart and slipped inside. Left waiting, Milly’s nerves fray as the minutes stretch, and when she finally can’t bear the silence any longer, she pushes open the door to find the room empty.
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