Valentine #9 December 1967
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Situation Vacant," the high-stakes world of the Wall of Death takes a sudden turn when a fierce wind sends Marco and Rosa tumbling from their bikes—leaving Johnny missing an arm. Back with the Angels, raw emotions surface as Johnny confesses his cruelty was born of fear, not malice. In a quiet moment, Rosa finally sees the truth: it’s Marco she truly cares for. Art by Julio Vivas, this 1967 IPC issue captures the grit and heart of a story where danger and honesty collide.
Susan, a former model, leaves her career after a fall in the river during a photoshoot. As she searches for a new path, she finds herself drawn to the man who pulled her from the water—Tom—leading to a quiet, uncertain romance that begins with gratitude and grows into something deeper.
In "Doctor, Doctor," the tension at the Brody Menagerie reaches a boiling point when Barbie becomes the latest victim of a string of mysterious accidents, prompting most of the zoo staff to consider quitting. As Nurse Judy Appleby and Lew Brody investigate a suspicious fire near the elephants, they find themselves drawn into a web of secrets that threatens to unravel the fragile peace at the zoo.
In a breathless ride through the Wall of Death, Marco and Rosa speed side by side on their motorbikes, their bond tested by wind and danger—until tragedy strikes and Johnny loses an arm. When he returns to the Angels, he confesses his fear-driven cruelty to Rosa, sparking a quiet shift in her heart. As the dust settles, she begins to see Marco not just as a rider, but as the one she truly belongs with.
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