Picture Romances #455
"Swinging" in Picture Romances #455 (1967) captures a quiet clash of rhythms and dreams: Pat’s passion for dancing to her record player’s beat unsettles the focused artist painting in a nearby attic, while her parents push her toward a marriage with a wealthy, conventional suitor she doesn’t connect with. A simple, character-driven story of youthful spirit versus expectation, drawn in the quiet, intimate style of its era. Cover by typeset.
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Pat's love of dancing to the loud music coming from her record player gets on the nerves of the artist trying to paint in an attic on the same block where she lives. Meanwhile, her parents would like her to marry a wealthy, conservative young man with whom she has nothing in common.
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