Valentine #21 August 1965
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Love You More Today," a poignant 1965 Valentine issue, Polly grapples with heartbreak when Jimmy confesses he told his fiancée Katy—despite being engaged to Polly—that he still loves her, all to encourage Katy to undergo a life-changing operation. The emotional tension escalates when Katy confronts Polly directly, declaring she won’t let Jimmy go. Carlos Freixas’s expressive artwork brings the story’s quiet intensity to life, capturing the fragile hope and painful choices at its core.
In "I Love You More Today," Judy Jacobs struggles with her feelings for Tony Carter, frustrated that he never stands up for himself—especially when both he and Old Jones are up for a promotion. Determined to help Tony succeed, Judy secretly sabotages Jones’ file, only to be shaken when Tony turns down the promotion, choosing instead to support Jones in need. As Judy confronts her own actions, she begins to see Tony in a new light.
Polly Carter feels torn when Jimmy confesses he told his fiancée Katy—now facing a life-altering operation—that he still loves her, claiming it was to give Katy hope. But when Katy confronts Polly directly, declaring she’ll never let Jimmy go, the fragile emotional balance shatters.
Judy Vale, a nervous waitress who’s always dropping trays, decides to take charm school to keep her boyfriend Jack from being swayed by a more polished rival—Gloria. With Rex Palmer watching from the sidelines, Judy’s trying to find grace, but charm school might be the last place she expects to find confidence.
Mark’s sudden confession after saving Anne from the landmine sets off a chain of secrets, as the promise of buried treasure stirs old tensions. When Anne learns Fred has shared the secret with Sandra, the fragile trust between them begins to unravel.
Molly’s heart shatters when she sees Alan kiss Jean, and for a fleeting moment, she considers ending it all—but can’t bring herself to follow through. As the news spreads that Alan is leaving the island, Sue, Molly, and Jean each grapple with their own quiet sorrow, caught in a web of feelings they can’t quite name.
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Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #995 (1972), Love Story Picture Library #1004 (1972)
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