Valentine #22 August 1964
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Trouble in Mind," Gaston springs into action when Jezebel falls overboard during a yacht outing, setting off a chain of tense moments aboard the ship. The next day, Pete grapples with guilt after confessing his kiss to Penny, reaffirming his loyalty to his wife while cryptically hinting he knows the author of a mysterious love poem. That night, a violent clash at the casino leaves Bob facing accusations of murder after a man falls and hits his head—leaving the truth of what really happened hanging in the balance. Art by Carlos Freixas.
Lorna’s trusty scooter, Popper, helped her win George’s heart—but now that she’s passed it on to her sister, the same machine seems to be sabotaging her sister’s romance with Steven. As Jeff and Brian watch the chaos unfold, it’s clear that Popper’s magic may be more trouble than it’s worth.
Pete Dexter finds himself caught between loyalty and longing when a heartfelt poem stirs tension between him and Penny, even as he reaffirms his love for his wife. Meanwhile, the night’s recklessness at the casino erupts when Bob, one of The Rustlers, is accused of a fatal blow after a fight — and the storm of secrets begins to brew.
Paula Clark’s weekly train trips to see Tim White always take an unexpected turn when she’s summoned to the station master’s office—each time, it’s to explain why Mrs. White has caused another delay.
Mary and Wendy take a quiet stroll until a sudden mist reveals a dangerous cliff’s edge—Wilbur J. Messenger comes to their aid, carrying Mary to safety. Later, Wendy sets up a moment between George Tremayne and Fiona, hoping to ease Fiona’s frustration over Douglas Tanner’s growing attention to Wendy, just as George arrives in a dramatic helicopter landing.
Sally travels to the honeymoon hotel Jim had planned for them, seeking closure six months after his sudden death. Hugo, the hotel’s caretaker, tries to ease her through the memories, but Sally isn’t ready to face what’s waiting for her.
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Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #829 (1970), Love Story Picture Library #1467 (1977), Saphir #12 (1981), Love Story Picture Library #831
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