Five years ago, Lisa and Rorke’s marriage soured before they even had a chance to call themselves newlyweds. Unable to face her family as her young marriage lay in ruin, Lisa fled St. Martin with her unborn son. For five years Lisa managed to hide from Rorke while she singlehandedly raised Robbie. But now Rorke’s found her and he’s as tyrannical as ever. He demands she return to St. Martin as his wife. When she refuses, he attempts to persuade her by offering to pretend that Robbie is his son. The audacity of this man—Robbie is his son!
I am not sure there was anything much to recommend this. The art is barely passable, the angles of the faces are elongated. It gave everyone this odd, creepy look which is ironically appropriate due to the awful story but I think that's inadvertent.
As for the story, it's a hot mess; the original book was written in 1983 so some of the mess is due to the age but that can only forgive so much. There is a line in this where our wonderful hero tell our heroine to be careful of men as she is "dressed like that you’re inviting rape" (pg. 14). That will give you a sense of how great this character it. That's approximately when I knew this comic was going to frustrate me no end.
I continue with some choice gems of creepiness which are going to be spoilers but overall just avoid this. It was bad.