Young Love #77
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Brush-Off," Steve tries to prove his genuine feelings for Lisa, determined to win her trust without relying on her wealth—though her father isn’t convinced, hiring a detective to keep an eye on their relationship. With quiet emotional stakes and a touch of romantic tension, this 1969 issue captures a moment of vulnerability and doubt. The story unfolds in the familiar, heartfelt style of DC’s romance comics, illustrated with care by Vince Colletta, while Dick Giordano’s cover art perfectly captures the mood of the moment—both tender and tense.
In "The Brush-Off," Shirlee’s sister Marion sets out to catch Ben’s attention—now that Shirlee has moved on, and Ben remains unaware. With quiet determination and a dash of playful mischief, Marion tries to rewrite the story, but old feelings and new choices hang in the balance.
In "Chapter Nine" from Young Love #77, Lisa St. Claire grapples with doubt as Steve Finch tries to prove his love isn’t about her wealth, while her father, Jonathan St. Claire, watches closely, fearing the consequences of their growing bond.
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