Valentine #31 October 1959
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Living Doll," Elaine grapples with grief after her father’s sudden passing, a loss that stirs long-buried regrets. Haunted by her past and seeking solace, she turns to Roy, who offers her a new beginning—only to find herself drawn to another when she retreats alone for two weeks. Florenci Clavé’s expressive artwork brings emotional depth to this poignant tale of love, loss, and second chances, all rendered in the distinctive style of the 1959 IPC Valentine.
Shirley’s carefully constructed cover story—her imaginary boyfriend—begins to unravel when Ben Travis arrives to take over the ledgers. Instead of exposing her, Ben quietly builds on her lie, weaving new details into the fiction so he can start a real connection with her.
Elaine, still grieving her father’s passing, finds herself drawn to Roger after a lifetime of distance, only to be unexpectedly reminded of a past connection when she meets Phil Masters during a solitary retreat. As old feelings stir and new choices loom, she must confront what truly matters in a moment of emotional reckoning.
Betty worries about how her parents will react to Neil’s chaotic home, especially when they’re invited to meet his family. The contrast between her orderly life and the lively mess of Neil’s household has her wondering if their worlds can truly fit together.
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Reprinted in To hjerter #4/1961 (1961)
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