Valentine #10 July 1971
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Scrapbook of Steve" in Valentine #10 (July 1971) offers a quietly poignant glimpse into young love and unspoken feelings, drawn with tender precision by José Ortiz. Ann’s careful steps toward a date with Dave take an unexpected turn when she discovers his lingering affection for Jill, forcing her to confront her own heart with quiet dignity. The story’s emotional weight is matched by Ortiz’s expressive artwork, capturing every hesitant glance and quiet moment of decision.
Gail finds Steve in the kitchen, a moment of quiet surprise that quickly turns uneasy. As she wonders if his sudden return ties to the two men who’d been asking about him at work, the ordinary stillness of the room feels charged with something unspoken.
In "My Way," Madge trades her parents’ rules for the thrill of an all-night beach party, where the salt air and music make her feel truly free—until her father appears and ends the night abruptly. With Sue, Elsie, and George watching from the sidelines, Madge must face the consequences of her choices, caught between independence and the safety of home.
Ann tries to win Dave’s attention with a series of chance encounters, but as she gets closer, she begins to see the quiet ache in his eyes—still tied to Jill. When she realizes he hasn’t moved on, she must decide whether to pursue a love that may never be hers, or walk away, knowing she might be left alone again.
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