Valentine #21 August 1971
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Be Sure to Love" in Valentine #21 (August 1971) captures a quiet, poignant moment in a woman’s day, drawn with tender precision by Francisco Masip. When a chance encounter with a boy on a motorbike sparks a fleeting fantasy of romance, her imagination runs wild—only to be gently grounded by reality. A subtle, bittersweet story of hope and quiet resignation, rendered in Masip’s expressive style.
Fiona, once known for her quick affections, now hesitates—after hurting Andrew, she’s vowed to never say “love” again. As Ian prepares to sail, her past weighs on her, and she’s unsure if she can face the risk of feeling again.
Gordon Lacey’s "Just Another Day" captures a quiet, bittersweet moment in a woman’s routine when a chance encounter with a boy on a motorbike sparks a fleeting daydream of romance. The brief, tender fantasy of being his girlfriend lingers through her workday—until the truth surfaces at the hospital that evening. As she walks home, she reassures herself that nothing changed, that it was just another day.
In "Scrapbook of Steve," Gail tries to help Steve recommit to his studies, hoping to build a future together—yet as time passes, whispers from others begin to stir questions in her mind about whether he truly belongs in her world anymore.
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