Valentine #3 August 1968
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Don't Want Our Loving to Die," José García Pizarro’s heartfelt artwork brings to life a tender, poignant story of young love tested by sacrifice and duty. Linda, who’s loved Tom since childhood, faces a choice between staying with the man she adores or pursuing her future at college—guided by a teacher who believes true love means letting go. Pizarro’s expressive visuals capture the quiet ache of a moment that changes everything, all in a 7d comic from 1968.
In a quiet moment charged with unspoken feelings, Linda grapples with the choice between staying in her hometown and chasing her dreams—while Tom Dawson, torn between love and sacrifice, faces a painful decision. When Miss Pride gently urges him to let Linda go for her own good, Tom makes a heart-wrenching choice that tests the very meaning of devotion.
In "Summertime Blues," Natalie Raine and the once-famous actress Leola Tremaine find themselves trapped, but while Leola sees no hope in a future without sound films, Natalie sees a chance to turn their captivity into a story worth telling. With clever persuasion, Natalie convinces Leola that their escape could be the kind of headline that renews interest—just long enough to matter.
Cindy’s glamorous older sister Michele is off to Paris on a sudden assignment, leaving behind her shy, self-conscious younger sister to mind a mysterious visitor—Ricky Anckerman, a wealthy New York guest with a quiet charm. With Michele’s plans upended and Ricky stuck in town, Cindy finds herself unexpectedly drawn into a delicate dance of secrets, first impressions, and the quiet tension of a life unfolding just beyond her reach.
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Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #1202 (1974), Love Story Picture Library #1210 (1974)
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