Valentine #2 November 1968
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Turn Turn Turn," David’s quiet devotion to Jenny begins to strain under the weight of her expectations, as his efforts to please her spiral into desperate choices. From stealing from a restaurant till to taking on a loan for a car he can’t afford, his attempts to keep up with Jenny’s world lead him down a path of escalating consequences. The story, illustrated with sharp, expressive detail by Roberto González Casarrubio, captures a moment of quiet tragedy in a young man’s life, set against the backdrop of 1968’s social shifts.
In "Turn Turn Turn," Sheena Grey finds herself drawn to Dave, a quiet student staying with her family while studying, though he’s absorbed in his books. As she helps her neighbor with a quirky invention, Dave’s sudden return after landing a job brings a surprising proposal—but Sheena soon wonders if he sees her as more than just a pretty face.
Abby’s boyfriend George has taken up disguises after reading a book on the art of transformation, and though he promises to keep things tame for her birthday dinner, his antics soon get the better of him. When a man in a turban slides into her seat, Abby assumes it’s George again—only this time, her patience snaps, and the restaurant erupts in chaos.
David Miles once thought being Jenny’s friend was enough—until her expectations grew heavier than his pride. From waiting tables to chasing dreams he couldn’t afford, every attempt to keep up with her world ended in loss. When he finally emerges from detention, he finds Jenny has moved on, leaving him to face a future without the one person who once defined him.
In a quiet moment of tension, Jezz steps in to allow Dr. Mark Fury to operate on Aaron Ladlow’s son, saving his life despite the father’s absence. The operation succeeds, but Fury faces the consequences, offering to turn himself in—only for Ladlow to extend forgiveness with a grateful handshake. Meanwhile, Nurse Judy Appleby, nearing the end of her temporary return, prepares to leave, unaware her past is about to call her back.
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Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #1194 (1974), Love Story Picture Library #1198 (1974)
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