LOVE STORY PICTURE LIBRARY "Sweet Santa" Conclusion

We Have Already Seen...

...aspiring songwriter Gay Marne experiences a "meets cute" situation, encountering the charming and mysterious Denny Nichols, who proceeds to sweep her off her feet!

But the situation take a shocking turn when she discovers he has the copy of her sheet music that she believed was lost when she attempted to present it to the red-hot music group The Beatsters!

Was that his motivation for seducing her?

She storms out and...

Now tell me this isn't the very embodiment of a Hallmark Channel Christmas movie!
I dare ya!
BTW, For those old enough to remember, The Beatsters are based on The Beatles!
(This story was written and illustrated in 1964!)

LOVE STORY PICTURE LIBRARY "Sweet Santa" Part 3

When Last We Left Aspiring Songwriter Gay Marne...

...her failure to get her unpublished songs into the hands of the hot singing group The Beatsters did result in her meeting the charming, debonair Denny Nichols, who is sweeping her off her feet!

But, is the love-light in his eyes for her?

Or is there an ulterior motive in his heart...

And so the course of True Love goes horribly awry!

Can this budding relationship be salvaged?

Be Here Next Wednesday to Find Out!

You'll Cry Your Eyes Out if You Miss It!

LOVE STORY PICTURE LIBRARY "Sweet Santa" Part 2

We Have Already Seen...

...aspiring songwriter Gay Marne attempts to get her material into the hands of the the hot singing group The Beatsters by disguising herself as a Kris Kringle bringing presents backstage to their charity concert!
When the Santa who was hired to distribute gifts shows up, she's exposed as a fraud and flees, humiliated, but trips and falls due to the poor-fitting costume!

Looks and sounds absolutely blissful, doesn't it?

But, there's usually a secret that could totally screw up the situation!

Discover what it is...

NEXT WEEK!

LOVE STORY PICTURE LIBRARY "Sweet Santa" Part 1

Here's a never-published (in America) novel-length Christmas story...

...that reads (and feels) like a Hallmark Channel Christmas story!

Don't worry about that!

There's more to come, as you'll see...
Next Week!

For Christmas this year, we're doing things a little differently.

Instead of a bunch of unrelated Christmas/winter season tales, we're presenting a movie-length "graphic novel" from England.

The artist is Luis Garcia Mozos, a Spanish artist who also did a lot of work for British comics.
Sadly, the writer credit for this story from IPC's Love Story Picture Library 507 (1964) is unknown.

BTW, this title ran over 1600 issues by doing a half-dozen issues per month covering everything from holiday tales, to period pieces involving swashbucklers, to wartime sagas to contemporary stories!

They were as popular among British teen and young adult girls as Harlequin Romances were among Americans!