Valentine #2 June 1973
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Who'd Be a Model!", Charlie and the girls hit the disco circuit in search of the missing Ramon and Sandy, with no luck at the first two stops—until a clue surfaces at the next venue. When Charlie returns to gather the others, his interruption of a dance partner sparks a brawl, drawing police and leaving him as the prime suspect. The story, illustrated with sharp, expressive flair by Jorge Badía Romero, captures the energy of a night gone wrong in a single, tense sequence.
When Ramon and Sandy vanish during a night out, Charlie and the girls hit the disco circuit in a frantic search—only to stumble into a dance floor showdown that turns deadly serious. As tempers flare and the police close in, Charlie finds himself caught in the middle of a fight he didn’t start, with no time to explain.
Don shares a heartfelt moment with Jess, revealing the woman in a photograph is his blind mother and that a recent car crash—caused by his speeding—has left her in need of costly care. His obsession with making the "Groovy-Time Thing" a success isn’t just about fame, but about giving his mother the best possible treatment. Just as the weight of it settles, Jo-Jo bursts in with news of his new job, shifting the mood in the room.
When the Fenton kids pedal through town past the home of pop star Marc Maddison, they spot curious figures at the upstairs windows and assume the worst—burglars are on the prowl. With Diane, Jon, and Drew rallying their younger sister Patsy, the family’s quick-thinking teens spring into action, determined to protect their neighborhood one poster at a time.
Gay and Jilly set off on a caravan trip through country lanes, hoping for a peaceful fortnight—until they keep running into another caravan with two boys, Don and Hal. Jilly’s determined to avoid them, but when Gay and Hal split off together, she’s left stranded with Don, forcing an unexpected encounter.
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