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- It's funny. to me, I'm Ellen Graham. I'm a person. I exist.
- Genre
- romance
- Characters
- Ellen Graham; Marge; Sheila
- Synopsis
- Ellen wants the boy across the plaza where she lives to notice her. He finally does speak to her one day when a car back-fires, startling the pigeons where they are walking. But she discovers that he is as shy as she is. A year passes and she is no nearer to him. She goes to a children's playground the next morning and thinks how easy it is for children. Then she waits for him and when she sees him again, she bets him she can swing higher than he can.
Artist's credits are based on information provided by David Roach at http://deskartesmil.blogspot.com/2010/05/enric-badia-romero-en-u-k.html.
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- Domingo Álvarez ?
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- Domingo Álvarez ?
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- Come in, Miss, em...
- Genre
- romance
- Characters
- Sue Jones; Jeremy Samson
- Synopsis
- Sue's boss can't even remember her name even though he says good morning to her five days a week. He is in the image building business, so Sue asks him if he can give her a new image. His Image-Building works, but she finds she prefers the old Sue.
Artist's credits are based on information provided by David Roach at http://deskartesmil.blogspot.com/2010/03/domingo-alvarez.html.
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- I wrote a song, once. A beautiful thing it was, for a big singing star...
- Genre
- romance
- Characters
- Paula Rogers; Rod Hargreaves; Sam; Cyndy Callon; Alfonse; Frederick
- Synopsis
- Rod had written lots of hit songs, but Paula felt his special song was too slow. Rod tells Sam that when that song is a hit, he'll know that he has found his girl. Then he meets Cyndy who is part of a tight rope tumbling act called the Tumblecats. Rod spends a lot of time with Cyndy, but when the Tumblecats' contract is finished at the Blue Grotto, she realizes that she loves Alfonse more than him. Rod titles his next song "Tumblecat" in reference to the kitten Cyndy gave him as a gift before she left.
The first few panels are a recap of the story "A Song in My Heart for You" from Jackie No. 123. This story continues the story of Rod Hargreaves after Paula had used him to write her a hit song after his special song was not considered commercial enough.