Valentine #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Last Love," a poignant 1957 tale from Valentine #47, Lisa grapples with the fragile return of John’s memory—once lost, now restored, yet still indifferent to her. As her fears grow and a shadowy figure begins following her, she confides in Doctor Prentiss, revealing she once uncovered damning evidence against John but destroyed it. With the artist and inker both credited as Eric Dadswell, the story unfolds with quiet tension, blending emotional depth and suspense. The cover by Eric Dadswell captures the mood of this intimate, heart-wrenching drama.
Nancy Winter, still reeling from her father’s passing, sees the Locarno as her ticket to a new life—and a wealthy future. When Mike invites her along, she’s quick to seize the chance, even as she starts weaving her attention between him and the other men she meets, especially Jack. But as the nights pass and her games with affection grow more tangled, she begins to realize the cost of playing everyone too close to the heart.
Kim Collins is fed up—her fiancé Fred Butters is more interested in his fishing rod than her, and her boss, the predatory Mister Slithe, crosses a line in the office. After quitting her job and breaking things off with Fred, Kim finds herself at a crossroads—until two strangers offer her a surprising new path, one that leads straight to the spotlight and a mysterious opportunity with the glamorous Georgina Medley.
When Don asks Anna to spend the weekend at his parents’ farm, she hopes it’s the moment he’ll finally ask her to marry him. But Mrs. Turner seems doubtful, convinced Anna’s too city-slick and unprepared for country life. Everything shifts when Mrs. Turner falls ill with the Asian flu, and Anna steps in to handle the farm’s chores with quiet grace—proving herself in ways no one expected.
Pat has always felt overshadowed by her sister Anne, but when a chance encounter with a kind stranger changes everything, she begins to hope for something more. Just as their friendship starts to bloom, the man’s attention shifts to Anne, leaving Pat heartbroken—especially when Anne announces her engagement to Roger. Then, from her window, Pat hears Anne confess to Guy that he’s loved Pat all along.
Lisa Jackson never expected love to feel like a mystery—especially when John Brailsford, the man she’s come to care for, can’t remember her. Now, with his memory returned and a stranger following her, Lisa confides in Doctor Prentiss, revealing she once had proof that could have ruined John. With the doctor’s help, she confronts the truth, not knowing if the danger is behind her—or just beginning.
Sue, the switchboard operator at the Majestic Towers Hotel, finds herself drawn to the mysterious man with the deep, pleasant voice who calls room 27 every night at exactly seven o’clock. Her quiet romance unfolds in the hush of the hotel’s evening hours—until she learns the truth behind the voice, and the glamorous actress staying in room 27.
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Reprinted in True Life Library #359 (1963), Amor #24/1963 (1963), Amor #25/1963 (1963)
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