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Valentine #41

Oct 1957 · IPC · 4 1/2 D [0-0-4.5 GBP]
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“Why”

In "Why," Ernest Ratcliff’s expressive art brings quiet tension to a moment that lingers long after the final page: Tom’s unexpected return to town leaves Sheila heartbroken—until a misheard line from her play reveals the real reason he stayed away. A 4 1/2 D comic from 1957, this poignant story captures a fleeting, emotional misunderstanding with a sensitivity that feels timeless.

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artist, inker Ernest Ratcliff

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artist, inker Ernest Ratcliff

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Tom is sent to Germany and to help relieve the boredom while he is gone, Sheila starts acting in a local play. She is crushed when she learns that Tom is back in town, but hasn't come by to see her. Actually, he had come by, but he overheard her rehearsing her line "I love you, Derek. For ever and ever!" and thought it was real.

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