Young Love #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "If It Isn't Love, What Is It?", a young woman finds herself drawn to a mysterious portrait in her museum, confiding her quiet observations about the city and its magic—skaters like dancing dolls, skyscrapers glowing like a fairyland—only to discover the painting’s subject is more interested in fame than her. The emotional depth of her connection takes a surprising turn when she meets the artist, whose own reflections mirror her private thoughts. Cover by Tony Abruzzo, with inks by Bernard Sachs and lettering by Joe Letterese.
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A girl who works in an art museum doesn't feel there is anyone for her until a new painting of a young man comes in. She visits the portrait every day, telling it her thoughts such as the skaters in the plaza being like dancing dolls and the view from the skyscraper towers making the city like a carpet of lights in a fairyland for people in love. When she meets the subject of the portrait, she discovers he is only interested in her for the publicity. But when she meets the artist of the painting, he shares the same thoughts she had shared only with the painting.
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