Valentine #2 March 1968
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beware of the Dog," Mary's ward flees with a precious family statue after being forced to sell it, jumping into the van of a buyer and driving off in a panic. When the van crashes, the owner’s sympathy turns to concern when the statue vanishes from the wreckage—leaving only a lingering mystery. Laurence Houghton’s expressive art brings the tense, emotional journey to life, capturing the quiet dread of a seemingly ordinary moment gone wrong.
In "Dealer," Mary’s ward Gilda Grayson flees with a precious family statue, jumping into the van of its buyer, Carlo Monti, only to crash moments later. When Carlo finds her stranded, he listens to her story about the statue’s sentimental value, but the moment they return to the wrecked van, the statue is gone—leaving Gilda, Carlo, and the mystery of its disappearance in the quiet aftermath.
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