Valentine #27 July 1968
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Young Girl," a heartfelt romance takes a tense turn when Pete, newly smitten with Jean, prepares to meet her family—only to learn her stepfather, Mr. Franklin, once oversaw the borstal where Pete served time for theft and assault. As the past catches up with him, Jean turns to prayer in a quiet church, while Pete faces the man who once judged him. A powerful, character-driven story from Julio Vivas, whose expressive art brings every emotion to life.
Mancy Eburn tries to hide the truth from Aunt Helen by claiming she’s lost her memory after a motorcycle accident, but her story starts to unravel when Dr. Clyde Powers and Nurse Judy Appleby begin to notice inconsistencies in her behavior. As the past catches up with her, Mancy must decide whether to face the consequences or keep pretending—especially when Dr. Raven and Harvey seem to know more than they’re saying.
Leola Tremaine’s sudden disappearance sends shockwaves through Hollywood, with the handsome trumpet player Clay Carlton now facing arrest for her kidnapping—though she’s certain it was orchestrated by the gangster who forced him to help. When Natalie Raine learns of Clay’s arrest, she’s torn between turning him in and rushing to uncover the truth, only to vanish herself.
Jean and Peter are smitten from the start, eager to build a life together—until Peter learns that Jean’s stepfather, Mr. Franklin, once oversaw the borstal where Peter served time years ago. Now, with Peter living under a new name and trying to leave his past behind, the chance encounter forces him to confront a man who once held power over his youth. While Peter faces Mr. Franklin, Jean turns to prayer in a quiet church, hoping for a second chance at love.
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↩ Reprints Jackie #180 (1967)
Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #1182 (1974), Love Story Picture Library #1221 (1975), Love Story Picture Library #1617 (1979)
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