Valentine #19 February 1966
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Think for Yourself," Candy takes charge of a tense situation by improvising a bold ruse, posing her gang as powerful businessmen and even a senator to bluff their way through a dangerous encounter. With nerves frayed and the stakes high, she sends the others out of the room to maintain the charade—only for a sudden gunshot to shatter the silence, sending them rushing back to find the men not in peril, but deep in a game of cards. Art by Carlos Freixas, this 1966 IPC comic offers a sharp, suspenseful moment of deception and wit in a story that’s as clever as it is tense.
Lucy Gray’s heart sinks when she doesn’t receive a valentine from Brian Higgins, leading her to tearfully confide in the postman. But when the postman learns Brian has no interest in her, he decides to take matters into his own hands—buying a valentine to deliver in Brian’s name the next day. With Grace watching from the sidelines, the small act sets off a quiet ripple of hope and misunderstanding.
In a quiet moment tinged with grief, Grace Lucas finds Jeff Martin alone, where he confesses his feelings in a sudden, tender kiss. But with the weight of family secrets pressing down, she leads him back to face Mr. Martin’s urgent inquiry—just as the past begins to unravel in ways no one saw coming.
In "Wonderful World," Candy O'Keefe takes charge of a high-stakes deception, posing her gang as powerful figures to impress the Duchess of Rowminster and Cassandra Van Klock. With Julian Verity watching closely, she orchestrates a tense ruse—only for the plan to unravel when a gunshot echoes, leading everyone to discover the "important men" just enjoying a game of cards.
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Reprinted in Valentine #15 February 1969 (1969), Love Story Picture Library #1030 (1973)
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