Mirabelle #11 April 1970
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wedding of a Pop Star," Joanne finds herself caught between the quiet dread of her isolated flat and the sudden return of Dave, who stirs from unconsciousness with a cryptic request. As she grapples with his strange demands and the eerie sense that time itself is watching, the line between help and danger blurs. Artist Romero delivers a tense, atmospheric tale with a touch of surreal unease, perfectly capturing the quiet tension of a moment that feels like it’s about to spiral.
In "Wedding of a Pop Star," shy fan Kim finds herself caught between two worlds when her brief romance with George takes a surprising turn after he announces his engagement. The next day, news breaks that her idol, pop star Tad Mylon, is also tying the knot—drawing Kim to the ceremony, where she connects with another fan whose story mirrors her own.
In "The Clock Strikes Fear!" from Mirabelle #11 (April 1970), Joanne seeks help from her neighbors, only to be turned away when they learn she lives at number eight. Back in her flat, she finds Dave regaining consciousness, his actions silencing the strange force that has been haunting her—but when he asks for a kiss, Joanne can’t shake the feeling that the clock is still watching.
Jo, left behind when Brian walks away to chase a more adventurous life, isn’t ready to let go—so she takes a leap of her own, joining a parachute club to prove she’s not just the girl who stays home with the records. Penciled and inked by Altamira, "Falling Angel" captures a quiet moment of defiance in a world where love and identity are still being tested.
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Reprinted in Pink Annual #1977 (1977), Vanessa #7
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