Valentine #23 January 1960
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My One and Only Heart," Susan's courage in identifying a jewelry store robber earns her sudden fame—but fame comes at a cost, as her relationship and job unravel in the aftermath. When the thief is acquitted despite her testimony, her sacrifice feels meaningless, leaving her to question what it truly means to do the right thing. Art by Antonio Romero, with inks by Antonio Romero, this poignant 1960 tale captures a quiet moment of moral weight in a world where justice doesn’t always follow truth.
Nancy hums a familiar tune as she walks, memories of past romances flickering through her mind—each one a reminder of why Fred and Jim never quite fit. With a quiet certainty, she realizes that some hearts are meant to be found, not just remembered.
Susan Sherman thought her courage would be enough to make things right—standing up to identify the man who robbed a jewelry store, only to find her life unraveling when her boyfriend Bruce Maxim and her job both slip away. With support from her friend Mrs. Parsons and a quiet ally in David Miles, she’s left questioning whether truth still matters when the system fails to see it.
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Reprinted in To hjerter #3/1962 (1962)
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