Scott

Scott arrived in the pages of Love and Rockets in 1990, stepping into the richly human world that Gilbert Hernandez had been crafting for Fantagraphics — one of the most celebrated alternative comics publishers of the Copper and Modern Age. A quiet presence across roughly thirteen years, Scott keeps company with a compelling cast that includes Fritz, Sean Ogata, and Henry Tweeder, all orbiting the deeply personal, literary storytelling that made Love and Rockets a landmark of the form. With only a handful of catalog appearances, Scott is the kind of understated supporting figure who gives a great series its texture and lived-in feeling — a small thread in a very rich tapestry worth exploring.