Valentine #7 November 1959
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I've Got the World on a String," Julie’s quiet routine is upended when she notices a shy man lingering outside her flat each morning—until a night of sudden noise next door leads her to take matters into her own hands. With a flashlight and quick instincts, she confronts a figure in the dark, only to realize too late she’s mistaken a police officer for a burglar. Antonio Romero’s expressive art brings the tension to life in this gripping 1959 IPC tale, where one wrong move could cost everything.
Trisha watches Tim pack his bags with quiet determination, knowing his dream of seeing the world is too big to ignore. As the job notice for Australia hangs in the air, she must face the bittersweet truth that love sometimes means letting someone go—even when it means saying goodbye to the life they’ve built together.
Jean brings Gertrude to the pet shop to find homes for her puppies, hoping to spend more time with the young man who works there—but her plans hit a snag when she meets his fiancée. Chaos erupts when one of the puppies disrupts the store, turning a quiet afternoon into a tangle of mistaken intentions and unexpected mishaps.
Jez is shaken by a poison pen letter claiming her boyfriend Chaz is seeing someone else—Lulu—until Tommy drops a bombshell: Lulu was actually his former girlfriend before he introduced her to Chaz. With secrets unraveling and old ties resurfacing, Jez must untangle the truth behind the rumors, while Pete Dexter, Biddy Rooney, Flip, and Tommy navigate the tangled web of past connections.
Julie’s quiet mornings take a turn when she notices a shy stranger lingering outside her flat—until a late-night noise next door sends her rushing to defend herself. Armed with a torch and a racing heart, she confronts a man in the dark, only to realize too late she’s mistaken her hero. With Detective-Inspector Pageter and another officer now involved, the truth behind the night’s chaos begins to unfold.
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Reprinted in Marilyn #7 November 1964 (1964)
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