I Love You #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Place to Dream in," Sheila’s string of bad luck with romance takes a surprising turn when she accidentally promises to spend a day on the water with a man named Dave—only to realize she’s never actually met him outside of a brief encounter at a wedding. As her friend’s invitation unfolds, the moment becomes a quiet test of chance and connection, with Sheila facing the awkward truth of her own assumptions. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Morris Waldinger, with inks by Vince Colletta, this heartfelt 1966 Charlton tale captures a tender, offbeat moment of self-discovery. The cover by Bill Fraccio and Vince Colletta perfectly frames the story’s quiet tension and wistful mood.
In "A Place to Dream in," Beth holds on to the house she and Air Force Captain Paul Becker bought just weeks before his tragic death in a plane accident. Living alone in the home they’d dreamed of sharing, she keeps his memory close, finding quiet solace in the life they’d planned.
In "Make-Believe Sweetheart," Sheila’s string of bad luck with men takes a surprising turn when she accidentally promises a romantic outing with a Dave she barely knows—only to find him waiting at her friend’s house, looking very real. The story unfolds with quiet charm as a simple misunderstanding sparks a moment of unexpected connection.
In "The Trouble with Us," Ginnie Anson faces a moment of teenage embarrassment when her father storms into a party and drags her home, outraged by the way kids are dancing. But when a neighbor shares old home movies showing Ginnie’s parents in their youth, the same moves that seemed so strange now carry a quiet, surprising warmth.
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