Weird Love #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Carny Girl," Adrina, trained by her father to follow in her late mother’s trapeze legacy, finds herself drawn to Walter despite his past mockery of the circus life. When her growing feelings are betrayed by his cruel words, Adrina’s world teeters during a perilous performance—only for her fellow aerialist Armand to pull her back from the edge. With heartfelt art by Alvin C. Hollingsworth and a striking cover by John Forte, this poignant issue captures the raw emotion and quiet courage of a performer finding her strength in the spotlight.
Adrina Zara, a gifted trapeze artist trained by her father in the family tradition, finds herself drawn to Walter Haynes despite his past mockery of circus life. When her heart opens to him, she’s shattered to learn he sees her not as a person, but as a spectacle—someone to be dismissed as a “circus freak.” In the aftermath, a near-fatal fall during her performance becomes a turning point, and it’s Armando Lalo who pulls her back from the edge—both in body and spirit.
In "Spell of Love," Lynn Blance and her fiancé Mike Mandle visit a traveling carnival where the enigmatic Serpenta the Snake Girl casts a spell that steals Mike’s heart. As Lynn joins the carnival as a high-diver to win him back, she must face Serpenta’s deadly boa constrictor—only to turn the creature’s power against its mistress. The story unfolds with tension and unexpected turns, testing love’s strength in the shadow of magic and danger.
Jeannie Wilson, the daughter of a late carnival clown, takes up dancing in the girlie show to keep the troupe running after her father’s passing. When she meets Bob Willis, the son of a local pastor, she hides her true role, claiming to be the bookkeeper to keep their growing connection from being tainted by her world. As secrets begin to unravel, Mike Chambers steps in to defend her character, and Bob must decide whether to see past the circus life to the woman beneath.
Ross Decker finds herself trapped in the neon-lit chaos of a traveling carnival, dancing to pay off her boyfriend Luke North’s debts to the enigmatic carnival owner Jonah Seabury. As the line between performance and reality blurs, Ross begins to question her loyalty to Luke—until Jonah’s unwanted advances push her to draw a line, with dangerous consequences. When Luke returns, the tension erupts into a raw, physical clash that changes everything.
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