I Love You #29
In "My Love Had Wings," waitress Alice dreams of escape and romance, her heart caught between the quiet promise of a life with diner owner Tom and the mysterious allure of the sea fog. One evening, as she walks with Tom, she spots a man lying on the beach—his presence stirring something deep and unspoken. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life with evocative art by Joe Sinnott, with inks by Vince Colletta and lettering by Jon D'Agostino, this poignant 1960 Charlton issue captures a moment suspended between longing and the unknown. The cover, penciled by Sinnott and inked by Colletta, frames the scene with a dreamlike stillness.
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Alice is a waitress in a diner by the sea. She dreams of a man who will come out of the fog and take her away to a glorious adventure of life and love. But she resigns herself to accepting the marriage proposal from Tom, the owner of the diner. They are walking together one evening when Alice spots a man lying on the beach.
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