Valentine #20 May 1972
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Confidence Trick," Sharon finds herself caught between a promising career and a growing tension in her personal life. When her boss makes a surprising confession, her boyfriend’s sudden arrival with a shocking newspaper article throws everything into doubt. With art by Victor Ramos, this 1972 Valentine issue delivers a tense, character-driven story where trust is tested and secrets begin to surface.
Lisa Blake is caught off guard when her friend Fran spins a wild lie at a party, claiming they’re famous pop singers. Panicked and trying to escape, Lisa is intercepted by Luke, who sweeps her into a surprise trip to a coastal pop festival. With the headlining act missing, Luke hands her a microphone and asks her to step in—just for one song.
Paula Brown faces a quiet storm: she’s been told her sight may fade by summer’s end, but that’s still time enough to join Jason Kane on his global modeling tour. Torn between her dreams and the fear of becoming a burden, she keeps her growing worry to herself, determined to shine—without letting him know the truth.
In "A Show of Our Own," Mike and Maria’s quiet picnic by the river takes an unexpected turn when Jeff Clarke’s boat sends a wave flooding their plans. Trying to make amends, Jeff sweeps Maria off her feet—literally—and leads her on a whirlwind of attention that feels more like a performance than a gesture of kindness. As the day unfolds, Maria begins to wonder if Jeff’s charm is genuine or just another act in a show he’s been playing for all the girls who fall for his flair.
Sharon’s steady job and a boss who truly values her stand in sharp contrast to her boyfriend Paul Lewis’s growing concern. When her boss arranges a private meeting to confess his feelings, Paul storms in with a newspaper headline that shatters the moment—revealing the boss is already married.
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