Valentine #6 November 1971
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Brother Luke," Roy’s world shifts when he overhears his sister Carol’s father dismiss him as a useless tearaway. Determined to prove himself, Roy shocks everyone by declaring he and Carol are getting married—then takes a perilous job working on the Linchester Tunnel to fund their future. José Gual’s expressive art brings raw emotion and grit to this poignant tale of pride, family, and the cost of belonging.
When Roy Latchman hears Carol Denning’s father dismiss him as a useless tearaway, he boldly declares their engagement—then risks everything to prove himself. To raise the money for their wedding, Roy takes a perilous job working deep inside the Linchester Tunnel, where danger and pressure test not just his strength, but the bond he’s vowed to protect.
In "The Fugitive," Ruth seeks refuge in Flat 3a, fleeing the mounting pressure of her upcoming wedding, only to find an unexpected connection with Tony, her neighbor below. As she begins to open up, she realizes she owes him the truth about what she’s truly running from—her own fear and doubt.
After dancing all night, June visits the doctor to get back in shape for the big dance—only to run into the doctor’s brother, who thinks he’s God’s gift to the dollies. Martin Kimber and Ricky Kimber watch from the sidelines, caught in a moment that’s equal parts charm and tension.
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